JAGUAR SIGN-UP

In London, British and French ministers agreed on the production of the Anglo-French Jaguar strike trainer aircraft, with development starting in 1965. The first prototype is expected in spring. Key signatories included Mr. Dennis Healy, Mr. John Stonehouse, and Monsieur Pierre Mesmer. The agreement outlines an initial production of 400 units, shared equally between Britain and France. There is also a humorous note on the pronunciation of 'Jaguar.'

In which year did the development of the Anglo-French Jaguar aircraft begin?

• 1970

• 1960

• 1975

• 1965

Who was the British Defence Secretary involved in the Jaguar aircraft agreement?

• Mr. John Stonehouse

• Monsieur Pierre Mesmer

• Mr. Dennis Healy

• Mr. Harold Wilson

How many Jaguar aircraft were initially planned for production under the agreement?

• 400

• 300

• 200

• 500

Which two countries were to share the production work equally for the Jaguar aircraft?

• Britain and Germany

• Germany and France

• France and Italy

• Britain and France

What humorous note was made about the pronunciation of 'Jaguar'?

• It should be pronounced as 'Jaguar', not 'Jagwire'.

• It should be pronounced as 'Jagwire'.

• It should be pronounced as 'Jaguar', not 'Jaguar'.

• It should be pronounced as 'Jagooar'.