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The SEPECAT Jaguar was a joint Anglo-French venture which began with a request for an advanced trainer and resulted in a regular attack aircraft which was successfully used by France, Great-Britain and other countries including India.

1. Jaguar A98 flying with squadron 2/11 "Vosges" of the AdlA. This aircraft received a special desert camo scheme for deployment to N'Djamena in Chad in May 1986. From there, French aircraft attacked the newly-built airfield at Ouadi-Doum.

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2. Jaguar A (n°100) of squadron 2/11 "Vosges", flown by Captain Mahagne, Avord AB, June 1988. This aircraft bears the standard "metropolitan" Jaguar camouflage scheme.

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3. To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the type's operational life with the 11th escadre, two Jaguars were specially painted in a light blue to dark blue gradient in June 1990 at Toul-Rosières.