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johnfairr · 1st April 2004, 20:42

I was always intrigued by the item in the 228 OCU pamphlet/book/history/whoswho.. where it mentioned the combat victories of the generic F4. Loads of Migs from 'Nam, obviously, then odds and sods from other bush-fire conflicts by the recipients of US aid programmes, Israel primarily, though that is hardly a bush-fire; then the line, "1 x Jaguar".

Now I know we don't always see eye to eye with the garlic crunchers at the other end of the Waterloo Line, and PCness forbids me expressing an opinion about other users of the big cat, so I can only surmise that it must have been something of an own goal.

Any clues from the chaps in the know?

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johnfairr Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Farnham, Surrey Posts: 191	Jag score I was always intrigued by the item in the 228 OCU pamphlet/book/history/whoswho.. where it mentioned the combat victories of the generic F4. Loads of Migs from 'Nam, obviously, then odds and sods from other bush-fire conflicts by the recipients of US aid programmes, Israel primarily, though that is hardly a bush-fire; then the line, "1 x Jaguar". Now I know we don't always see eye to eye with the garlic crunchers at the other end of the Waterloo Line, and PCness forbids me expressing an opinion about other users of the big cat, so I can only surmise that it must have been something of an own goal. Any clues from the chaps in the know? Last edited by johnfairr : 14th March 2006 at 21:53.