What is SEPECAT Jaguar?
{{no sources|date=March 2014}} {|{{Infobox aircraft begin |name=SEPECAT Jaguar. |image=File:Jaguar GR3 aircraft of No. 6 Squadron RAF based at RAF Coltishall in Norfolk. Pictured just about to land following a normal days flying 45141828.jpg |caption=[[Royal Air Force|RAF]]'s '''SEPECAT Jaguar''' in [[2002]]. }}{{Infobox aircraft type |type=[[Attack aircraft]] |national origin =[[France]] & [[UK]]. |manufacturer=SEPECAT |first flight=[[1968]] |introduction=[[1973]] |status= Active |primary user=[[France]] and [[UK]]. |produced= Out of production. |number built= 612 examples |unit cost= }} |} The '''SEPECAT Jaguar''' is a twin-[[turbojet]] [[military]] [[aircraft]]. It was [[design|designed]] and built as an [[attack aircraft]], also used as a [[training aircraft]]. It was built by [[SEPECAT]], an [[UK|Anglo]]-[[France|French]] company. It first [[flight|flew]] in [[1968]]. [[French Air Force|''Armée de l'Air'']] and [[Royal Air Force]] were the main users. It was used in [[war|wars]] in [[Africa]] by French, and in [[Gulf War]] and [[War in Afghanistan (2001–present)|Afghanistan War]] by British and French. It's also built under licence in [[India]] as '''Jaguar International'''. == Users == Apart [[French Air Force|''Armée de l'Air'']] and [[Royal Air Force]] the Jaguar was [[purchase|purchased]] by [[Ecuador]], [[India]], [[Nigeria]] and [[Oman]]. {{military-stub}} [[Category:French military aircraft]] [[Category:Royal Air Force aircraft]] [[Category:Indian military aircraft]] [[Category:British military aircraft]]