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210 × 297 mm, 160 pages in full colour, 445 photographs, 32 artworks
Laminated card, square-back covers, sewn binding.
ISBN 978 0 946958 51 1
Price £25.00 net

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Autor:    Wing Commander John Sullivan
Publisher:    Ian Allan Printing Ltd
ISBN:    978 0 9557247 0 1
Published: 2008
Hardcover, 96 Pages

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Pilot – November 1991

RAF Coltishall

Fighter Station
A Station History
By
Mick Jennings MBE

Comprehensive 304-page history of the famous Battle of Britain fighter station which sadly closed last year. Fifteen chapters, seven of which coverWorld War Two operations with details of every squadron and the extensive action they saw whilst serving at Coltishall. The many characters who passed through the station also feature; including Douglas Bader, Bob Stanford-Tuck, Bobby Oxspring, Laddy Lucas, Johnnie Johnsonand many more. The Jet age is covered in great detail including the Meteor, Venom, Javelin and of course the Lightning era.
Other chapters include the BBMF, Search and Rescue and the final Jaguar period which includes the Gulf War One operations. Bonus chapters also coverthe satellite airfields of Matlaske and Ludham and eight detailed appendices chart commanding officers, squadrons based and aircraft used plus a station history time-line.

About the Author: “Mick Jennings was born and raised in the Devon village of Merton before joining the Royal Air Force straight from school in 1974. Trained as a Movements Controller, Mick served on numerous UK stations as well overseas postings to Canada, Germany, the Middle East and the Falklands. In 1995 on promotion to Warrant Officer, Mick started his long association with RAF Coltishall. Apart from his primary duties within the Mobility Section, responsible for the deployment of the Jaguar Wing throughout the world, Mick quickly established and managed the Station History Room and became well known throughout East Anglia for his lectures on the history of RAF Coltishall. Hanging up his RAF uniform in 2004, Mick took over the role as the Community Relations and Media Officer at the station, a position he held until March 2007 and during which time he became heavily involved with all the celebrations leading up to the eventual closure of this famous Battle of Britain Fighter Station. With the closure of RAF Coltishall, Mick, together with his wife Ellen and daughter Kimberley, emigrated to Australia where they intend to fully enjoy their retirement in the sun.”

Over 162,000 words! More than 300 Black and White photographs.
Hardback 304 pages
ISBN-10: 1906183015; ISBN-13: 978-1906183011

Koku Fan May 1982

RAF Jaguar Upgrade by Jon Lake

Air Forces Monthly February 1998

Contents

Chapters

01 Royal Air Force Coningsby – A New Lair
02 The Jaguars – An Expeditionary Force
03 UK Training
04 Big 6
05 2000 Hours Jaguar
06 6 Squadron Disbandment Parade
07 RAF Cosford – Final Resting Place of the Jaguar
08 The Painted Cats
09 Jaguar Farewell Weekend
10 Final Flight
11 Postscript – Jaguar Force Excellence

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This profile comes in at 50 full colour pages and is a synopsis of the role played by the RAF in ‘Operation Telic’ through Colour artwork, text and photo’s. Aircraft included are Tornado GR.4 & F.3, Harrier GR.7, Jaguar GR.3, Canberra & Nimrod. The artwork comes with full captions carrying close up of the special artwork carried by some of the aircraft.

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Review by Steve Bamford on www.aircraftresourcecenter.com

Drawings:

Jaguar 6sq XZ369 EF
Jaguar 6sq XZ109 EN
(light grey BS 381 C 626 ARTF camo)