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ID #1744624 / 29 Views 2-March-2024
XX727 A recent arrival at the South Wales Aviation Museum from RAF Cosford (more of XX727)
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WR974 South Wales Aviation Museum (more of WR974)
ID #1744561 / 31 Views 2-March-2024
XX727 A recent arrival at the South Wales Aviation Museum from RAF Cosford (more of XX727)
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ZA612 South Wales Aviation Museum (more of ZA612)
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ID #1743836 / 38 Views 19-March-2024
G-ZAHS c/n 326 (more of G-ZAHS)
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ID #1741693 / 54 Views 24-February-2024
ZD318 Harrier Heritage Centre, Wittering (more of ZD318)
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ID #1740310 / 20 Views 21-May-2012
XA564 UK's only FAW.1 on display at RAFM Cosford. Gloster's last fighter was designed as RAF's first all-weather interceptor, entering frontline service in 1956 with No. 46 Sqn. at RAF Odiham. The FAW.1 was powered by a pair of Armstrong-Siddeley Sapphire Sa.6 10201 and 10301 engines of 36.9 kN thrust each that required a cartridge starter. The aircraft was fitted with the AI.17 radar and 30mm cannon. The initial production run of 40 FAW.1s also served as test platforms. A total of 435 Javelins were built and served in seventeen RAF squadrons plus OCUs, many being converted to different marks. (more of XA564)
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ID #1740148 / 194 Views 8-October-2013
MN235 Sole surviving complete Typhoon on display at RAFM Hendon. With the covers off, one gets a good look at the Napier Sabre 24-cylinder engine, the propeller and a view of the open gun bay doors for the four 20mm Hispano cannon. Good at low level, the "Tiffy" was deadly as a fighter-bomber, armed with two 500 kg. bombs or eight RP-3 rockets. No. 609 Sqn under S/L Beamont flew the first Rhubarb mission in Nov 1942. By D-Day as many as 18 Typhoon squadrons equipped 2nd TAF, wreaking havoc on ground targets in the weeks that followed. (more of MN235)
ID #1738289 / 33 Views 9-September-2023
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ID #1734053 / 76 Views -July-2022
ZP802 FIA 2022 (more of ZP802)