He actually wasn't. He was an RAF intelligence officer, and never served in SAS, SOE, LRDP or any other special forces unit. He was a liason officer with several units for intelligence briefing and debriefing, but that's not the same as going on missions with them.
He also claimed to have...
For the same reason as the Snowbirds, rapidly increasing maintenance costs and dwindling parts. When we have enough F-35s, the team will be stood up again.
Or if it can even be used at all. The CV90120 was proposed, but isn't in production and no nation has actually fielded it so far. So we'd be doing all the testing funding for something that might not be viable.
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