<p>The following information is taken from the BCWM website:-
</p><p>"Sepecat Jaguar XX741 was purchased by the museum on 16th August 2009, following a very generous donation by Bentwaters Aviation Society member Brian Smee. The aircraft is one of the best examples of the type in the UK. Following its rollout after Phase 1 of its restoration on 17th August 2013, XX741 is now entering Phase 2 which could ultimately see it return to ground running condition.
</p><p>With the electrical system already serviceable, No.1 and No.2 hydraulic systems have been rebuild. It is hoped that by the end of Summer 2015 we hope be able to demonstrate working undercarriage doors, airbrakes, spoilers, tail plane and rudder. Flaps and slats systems are almost restored, just missing one screw jack assembly. Two Adour 104 engines have been procured with a complete set of engine ancillaries, awaiting the opportunity and a completed airframe to install into.
</p><p>XX741 HISTORY
</p><p>Construction no. - S.38
Place of manufacture -  Warton, UK
Date of Manufacture - During early 1974, First Flown 4th October 1974
Type -  Built as a GR.1, updated to GR.1A standard
Date of delivery to RAF -  18th November 1974
Assignments -
</p><p>With 226 OCU at RAF Lossiemouth
Scotland Moved to RAF Coltishall serving with 54 Sqn
Still at RAF Coltishall now serving with 6 Sqn
Deployed to Thumrait, Oman on 11th August 1990 for initial aircraft deployment for the Gulf War, although XX741 returned to Coltishall and did not fly any active missions during the gulf war.
XX741 was the RAF Jaguar airshow display jet for 1993,   participating in shows at North Weald &amp; in Malta.
On charge with 226 OCU / 16(R) Sqn at Lossiemouth, although still retaining 6 Sqn markings, but with 04 code.
Final flight from RAF Lossiemouth to RAF Shawbury for   deep storage on 14:05 hrs on 31st January 1994.
Sold to Everett Aero at Sproughton, Suffolk on 18/11/2005
</p><p>Total flying hours -  4260.20
Date received by the museum -  16th October 2009."
</p><p>It is seen under restoration in the museum's H.A.S.
Bentwaters Cold War Museum.
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05-5-2014
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