India has agreed to pay £250 million to arm its Jaguar fleet with MBDA’s Advanced Short-Range Air-to-Air Missile (ASRAAM).
The ASRAAM, which beat the Rafael Python-5 to the contract, will be mounted on the Jaguar Overwing Missile Launcher pylon.
Only Jaguars upgraded to the DARIN II level will get the new weapon.

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Jaguar QinetiQ XZ117 ES	Jaguar QinetiQ XZ117 ES

Test firings took place with the UK Royal Air Force in 2011 and the Indian Ministry of Defence chose ASRAAM as the L1, or preferred, option in late 2012.
Fit checks for ASRAAM were carried out on a UK RAF Jaguar at Boscombe Down in 2012.

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2 Jaguars provided laser designation for Harriers GR7 in Bosnia

On 29 August 1995 Jaguar XX725 GU was flown to Gioia del Colle by Squadron Leader Alex Muskett
On 30 August 1995 Jaguar XX962 EK was flown to Gioia del Colle by Flight Lieutenant Simon Blake

They went into action on 30 August 1995, 2 Jaguars providing laser designation for LGB carrying
Harriers GR7 (4 Harriers each armed with 2 x 1000lb Paveway II).

25 operational TIALD (Thermal Imaging Airborne Laser Designator) sorties. They dropped 48 Paveway II LGBs during Operation Vulcan

41 Paveway II – direct hits
04 Paveway II – falling within 20 ft of their target
03 Paveway II – missed their targets due to system or weapons failure

Jaguar XX725 GU was wearing 7 mission symbols (white lightnings) beneath the cockpit on the port side
Jaguar XX962 EK was wearing 5 mission symbols (white lightnings) beneath the cockpit on the port side

Jaguar XX725 GU ©Keith Blincow	Jaguar XX725 GU ©Keith Blincow	Jaguar XX725 GU ©David Humphreys

Jaguar XX725 GU ©David Humphreys	Jaguar XX962 EK ©David Humphreys

Jaguar XX962 EK ©ALEC BLYTH RAF Coltishall October, 1995

Source:
International Air Power Review Volume 17
SEPECAT Jaguar by Martrin W. Bowman
SEPECAT Jaguar by Andy Evans