Air Enthusiast 1999-07 / I.Black - On Target!

The main drone activity from Llanbedr has long been dominated by the GAF Jindivik. Illustrated is Mk.4A A92-726. This version has been in production since 1981 and with another order underway for DERA, the type will be familiar over Cardigan Bay for a long time to come.

Air Enthusiast 2007-05 / The Roundels File

Flying along Cardigan Bay, Wales, a grey-schemed GR.4 of 14 Squadron with a GAF Jindivik, operated from nearby Llanbedr.

Другие самолёты на фотографии: Another planes on the photo: Panavia Tornado IDS (GR) - InternationalInternational - 1974

Air Enthusiast 2007-09 / L.Berns - Targeting Swedish Heritage /History on the wing/

Jindiviks were used for all kinds of missile tests; flown remotely from the ground or from the Venoms. Ten were bought by Sweden and flew a total of 104 sorties.

Jane's All the World Aircraft 1972 / 02 - Drones

Jindivik Mk 3B target drone on its take-off trolley at the Woomera Rocket Range

Jane's All the World Aircraft 1964 / 02 - Drones

Jindivik Mk.3A target drone on its launching trolley

Air Enthusiast 1994-09 / T.Smith - Expendable to Indispensable

Royal Swedish Air Force Jindivik leaving its take-off trolley.

Jane's All the World Aircraft 1974 / 02 - RPVs and Targets

Jindivik target drone, airborne after jettisoning its take-off trolley

Jane's All the World Aircraft 1966 / 03 - Drones

Jindivik Mk 3A target drone as operated at the RAE, Llanbedr, Wales

Jane's All the World Aircraft 1976 / 02 - RPVs and Targets

GAF Jindivik Mk 3B target drone with high-altitude wing extensions

Air Pictorial 1961-10

The first Jindivik Mk.102B pilotless target drone to be modified and assembled in this country by Fairey Engineering Ltd., flew for the first lime on 19th July.

Jane's All the World Aircraft 1975 / 02 - RPVs and Targets

Jindivik Mk 3B target drone landing on its underfuselage skid after a mission

Air Enthusiast 1994-09 / T.Smith - Expendable to Indispensable

Air Enthusiast 1994-09 / T.Smith - Expendable to Indispensable

The Jindivik Family a. Pika manned prototype with Armstrong Siddeley Adder engine b. Jindivik Mk 1 with Adder engine c. Early Jindivik Mk 2 with Bristol-Siddeley Viper ASV.3 engine d. Jindivik Mk 3 with Viper 201 engine, Mk 5 wing pods and 40in (1,02m) extended span wing tip panels e. Jindivik Mk 4 with Mk 9 wing pods and faired towed target carriers

Другие самолёты на фотографии: Another planes on the photo: GAF Pika - АвстралияAustralia - 1950

Jane's All the World Aircraft 1975 / 02 - RPVs and Targets

GAF Jindivik, as projected with air cushion landing system designed by Bell Aerospace