News in Colour: Jaguar Squadron

Series

Series Name: British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.

2350

Date Released

17 Jun 1974

Stories in this Issue:

Story

Story No. within this Issue

5 / 5

Section Title

News in Colour

Summary

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Jaguar Squadron Colour. DESCRIPTION: Seen on an exercise at Lossiemouth are the RAF’s first Squadron of the New Jaguar fighter planes. These aircraft were built as an Franco-British project. SHOTLIST: LV pan 2 Jaguars fly past. SV pan ditto with undercarriage down. SV pan Jaguar in flight. LV pan to BV Jaguar landing with parachute from tail. SV pan Jaguar taxiing on runway with parachute from tail. LV Jaguar in flight pan down to Jaguars on runway at rest. SV Jaguar at rest on runway nearest one just taxiing out of line with others. CU man signaling to pilot, pan to pilot. SBV Jaguar & pilot checking plane. SGV Jaguar in hangar showing armaments it can carry. GV bomb on wing pan to another. LV armament it can carry laid out in front of plane. CU armaments rocket launchers. STV armaments. CU cluster bombs pan 1000lb HG bomb. SV pan and zoom out pilot getting into plane on runway. CU pilot in cockpit putting on helmet. LV Jaguar squadron. SV pilot in cockpit talking to ground pan standing on ladder cockpit. LV Jaguar taking off pan, air to air CU Jaguar in flight. Air to air SV ditto, air to air CU ditto, ditto, SV ditto.

Keywords

Weapons; Aviation; Military

Locations

Scotland; Lossiemouth

Card file number

74/7

Credits:

Commentator: Leslie Mitchell
Camera: Norman Fisher

Length of story (in feet)

188

Story extras:

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