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Sunny Day
10th Mar 2014, 14:58
Hi,
New to this forum but I'm searching for a copy of the (1980s?) flight safety video involving a dramatised Jaguar crash. I think it might have been called distractions. Involved pilot getting so distracted about everything that he forgot to take his pin out of the seat. Is anyone able to point me in the right direction please?
Thanks.

Blue Bottle
10th Mar 2014, 17:51
I think I may have a copy on VHS, will check in the loft when home next but that is not planned until June, in the mean time I will enjoy the sunshine !

Happy days at Colt when that was made......

MG
10th Mar 2014, 17:57
I remember a similar film at the same time about a Harrier det to Belize. What was that called?

nice castle
10th Mar 2014, 21:15
Is the reason they don't show the Jag film anymore because it reflects, perfectly, daily routine, nowadays?:rolleyes:

MAINJAFAD
10th Mar 2014, 21:48
Its on a DVD call Royal Air Force in the 1980s. Found it via E-goat on Thursday, Ordered it on Thursday evening and it came through the letterbox on Saturday morning (Its got a film on it about RAF QRA that I've been after for eons).

Royal Air Force In The 1980s - The Definitive Short Films Collection (http://www.videoscene.co.uk/royal-air-force-in-the-1980s-the-definitive-short-films-collection-2-disc-set.html)

Stuff
10th Mar 2014, 21:54
25 of the very best official Royal Air Force archive films

It doesn't include Dr FOD and Miss Wayward Body :(

MAINJAFAD
10th Mar 2014, 22:03
That's because its films of the 1980s. Dr FOD was a bit before that (saying that I don't think its in the 1970s collection either).

NutLoose
10th Mar 2014, 22:39
I have several of them, there are more to the collection such as early and late 70's

Cherry Red Records - Royal Air Force In The Early 1970s, 2 DVD, SFE, SPECIAL INTEREST, MILITARY HISTORY (http://www.cherryred.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=3877)

Cherry Red Records - Royal Air Force In The Late 1970s, 2 DVD, sfe, SPECIAL INTEREST: MILITARY HISTORY, THE DEFINITIVE SHORT FILMS COLLECTION (http://www.cherryred.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=3878)


RAF early 60's

Cherry Red Records - Royal Air Force - Command Activities Of The Early 1960s Seven Official RAF Documentaries (http://www.cherryred.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=3277)

British phantom pilot

Cherry Red Records - Classic Jets, British Phantom Pilot, SFE (http://www.cherryred.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=2373)

Rescue from crashed aircraft

Cherry Red Records - Rescue From Crashed Aircraft 1945-1987, DVD, SFE, aviation history (http://www.cherryred.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=3724)

NATO first 60 years

Cherry Red Records - Cold War, Nato - From Coldwar To Hot War The First Sixty Years, SFE (http://www.cherryred.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=2374)

And there will be more, lox one isn't on the ones I have :(

AGS Man
11th Mar 2014, 06:28
Dr Fod & the Wayward Body is on You Tube albeit with Swedish subtitles. I downloaded and my young trainees love it!

MAINJAFAD
11th Mar 2014, 09:12
Involved pilot getting so distracted about everything that he forgot to take his pin out of the seat

Nope, he forgets to arm the stores jettersion system and can't clear the aircraft after an engine failure shortly after take off.

Courtney Mil
11th Mar 2014, 09:23
MAINJAFAD,

I'm curious that the 2 Disc DVD Set you've pointed us to is available through a Railway Video web site. Did E-goat really send you there or did you just happen to have clicked on the site "by accident"? Just wondering. :E

coldair
11th Mar 2014, 11:29
Good film :

Dr FOD & the Wayward Body - YouTube

I thought at first I was playing the 'wrong' video ;-)


Good old RAF, shame that in these pc days vids like may never see the light of day again :{




coldair

MAINJAFAD
11th Mar 2014, 12:02
CM, found it after looking in the warfare history forum (used to be a big poster on there, but haven't really looked on there for ages). Used the link that was on that Forum. The film I was after was the 1982 Intercept, which covered UK air defence with footage from Boulmer, West Ranyham (some good footage of Bloodhound 2), one of the Jock Rapier sqn's and 56 Sqn doing Q at Wattashambles. Plus the inside of the Soviet Badger being the Valiant while it was still a gate guard at Marham. The Watchdogs film on the first disc also has some good Bloodhound footage from 25 Sqn A Flt at Bruggen (plus lots of Jag action on that film as well).

NutLoose
11th Mar 2014, 12:40
New to this forum but I'm searching for a copy of the (1980s?) flight safety video involving a dramatised Jaguar crash

Nope, he forgets to arm the stores jettision system and can't clear the aircraft after an engine failure shortly after take off.

Define Irony,

Several years later they would remove the carts so you couldn't bang the ECM pods off, because it was costing too much and they were running out of them.

MAINJAFAD
11th Mar 2014, 14:57
Nutloose

The real irony is 12 years later it did happen for real, a Jaguar crashing on takeoff due to possible pilot distraction the start of the takeoff run.

http://www.ukserials.com/pdflosses/maas_19960123_xx733.pdf

N2erk
12th Mar 2014, 15:41
Does the wayward body video have any sound, or just the Swedish subtitles (but not like in Holy Grail). i cant get any sound :( but the pictures are good!:):) Silly me- I guess I was distracted. Mute system failure. Problem solved.

N2erk
12th Mar 2014, 16:58
What a great video- and aircraft. Anyone comment on the lockwiring at 19.40?

Bclass
12th Mar 2014, 21:02
Its on a DVD call Royal Air Force in the 1980s.

Saw this today in the BFI Museum shop on the south bank and snapped it up. Just played "Hazardous Ops" to Mrs Bclass to show her what I did in a former life. For those without the DVD, this particular film features Winsor Davies hamming it up as an army RSM attempting to explain the dangers of operating a/c from a HAS. Anyway, Mrs Bclass, being Scandinavian, does not always get the humour or the references. Imagine the fun I have just had explaining this:

"That land_rover was given to me by Colonel Quick-Jodrell..."