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ID #1694602 / 107 Views 13-October-2022
XM717 RAF Museum (more of XM717)
ID #1694601 / 10 Views 13-October-2022
WV783 RAF Museum (more of WV783)
ID #1694600 / 11 Views 13-October-2022
RD253 RAF Museum (more of RD253)
ID #1694599 / 15 Views 13-October-2022
KL216 RAF Museum (more of KL216)
ID #1609819 / 13 Views 8-October-2013
VT812 On display at RAF Museum Hendon. This Vampire served with No. 32 Sqn. at Cyprus in Dec. 1948, and then moved to No. 614 (County of Glamorgan) Sqn. in 1950 and to No. 601 (County of London) Sqn. in 1952. After repairs following Cat 3 damage, it moved to No. 602 (City of Glasgow) Sqn. and by 1955 was used for ground instructional use and display. (more of VT812)
ID #1609818 / 11 Views 19-May-2012
A16-199 Combat veteran on display at RAF Museum Hendon. Intended for the RAF as FH174, this aircraft was diverted to No. 13 Sqn. RAAF in 1942. On 3 Feb. 1943 it shot down a F1M2 floatplane. It then joined No. 2 Sqn. RAAF in April 1943 and shot down a Ki-21 at New Guinea in May. In 1947 the Hudson was sold to a flying school, after which it undertook aerial survey work. In 1973 it was flown to Scotland that included two stops in India, and finally was sold to the RAF Museum in 1981. (more of A16-199)
ID #1597920 / 11 Views 8-October-2013
VS618 On display at RAF Museum Hendon. The Prentice was RAF’s first side-by-side trainer. This aircraft first flew in May 1949 and served with No. 22 Flying Training School (FTS). In 1956 it passed into civilian hands till it was purchased in 2009 by the RAF Museum. It is one of some 17 Prentice survivors worldwide. (more of VS618)
ID #1597625 / 17 Views 8-October-2013
XS925 On display at RAF Museum Hendon. This Lightning first flew on Jan. 26, 1967. It served back and forth with No. 5 and No. XI Sqn. The Lightning was handed over to the museum in 1988 in the markings of No. XI Sqn. (more of XS925)
ID #1593618 / 11 Views 22-June-2011
687 On display at RAF Museum Hendon. The B.E.2b was the first RFC aircraft to be sent to France in Aug. 1914 after the outbreak of the war. By late 1915 it was outclassed and easy prey for German fighters. The B.E.2b had some success as a Home Defence night fighter by downing several Zeppelins. This replica represents the B.E.2b flown by 2nd Lt Rhodes-Moorhouse who made a bombing attack on Cambrai on 26 April 1915. He was posthumously awarded the first Victoria Cross to an airman. (more of 687)
ID #1523179 / 6 Views 18-October-2018
XA302 RAF Museum, Hendon (more of XA302)
ID #1523178 / 49 Views 18-October-2018
ZH588 RAF Museum, Hendon (more of ZH588)
ID #1523177 / 13 Views 18-October-2018
PK724 RAF Museum, Hendon (more of PK724)
ID #1523176 / 10 Views 18-October-2018
P2617 RAF Museum, Hendon (more of P2617)
ID #1523175 / 12 Views 18-October-2018
MM5701 RAF Museum, Hendon (more of MM5701)
ID #1523174 / 19 Views 18-October-2018
KK995 RAF Museum, Hendon (more of KK995)
ID #1523002 / 20 Views 18-October-2018
64-0553 RAF Museum, Hendon (more of 64-0553)
ID #1522989 / 16 Views 18-October-2018
XZ585 Arrived by road from HMS Sultan 6th December 2017 and now on display at RAF Museum Hendon (more of XZ585)
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ID #1509515 / 67 Views 12-July-2018
4101 Black 12 (more of 4101)
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ID #1508950 / 38 Views 12-July-2018
XR977 (more of XR977)
ID #1508720 / 43 Views