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Photo ID 223139 by Mike Hopwood. Netherlands Air Force Boeing Vertol CH 47D Chinook, D 664
Photo ID 223138 by Mike Hopwood. Netherlands Air Force Boeing Vertol CH 47D Chinook, D 667
Photo ID 223137 by Mike Hopwood. Netherlands Air Force Boeing AH 64DN Apache Longbow, Q 09
Photo ID 223136 by Mike Hopwood. Netherlands Air Force Aerospatiale AS 532U2 Cougar MkII, S 444
Photo ID 215182 by rinze de vries. UK Air Force Avro 698 Vulcan B 2MRR, XJ823
Photo ID: 215182
In early 1977 XJ823 was one of 9 a/c converted to B.2MRR (Maritime Radar Reconnaissance) for 27 Squadron at RAF Scampton. In April 1981 XJ823 was noted in service with 35 Squadron, with the TFR refitted. The 35 badge is on the starboard side of the fin.
Photo ID 215181 by rinze de vries. UK Air Force McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR2 F 4M, XV406
Photo ID: 215181
A new brush of paint brings XV406 back in her former Treble One markings, coded 'D' between May 1974 and September 1976; coded 'M' in October 1977. The 228 OCU/ 64(R) Squadron code 'CK', though not visible in the photo, is on the nosewheel door.
Photo ID 192065 by Joop de Groot. UK Air Force Gloster Meteor NF 14, WS832
Photo ID: 192065
now painted with 85 Sq colors on the fuselage
Photo ID 189188 by Joop de Groot. UK Navy Westland WS 55 Whirlwind HAR 21, WV198
Photo ID: 189188
Preserved in the Solvay Aviation Museum
Photo ID 182833 by rinze de vries. UK Navy Percival P 57 Sea Prince T 1, WP314
Photo ID: 182833
The Sea Prince accommodated up to four trainee observers in the cabin. The T.1 was equipped with a Mk.19a ASV search radar. Two of the Indicating Type 28 CRTs can be seen, with one of the covers standing on the table.
Photo ID 182832 by rinze de vries. UK Navy Percival P 57 Sea Prince T 1, WP314
Photo ID: 182832
WP314's flight deck is largely intact. This Sea Prince served with 750 Squadron (coded 577 and later 573) as a navigation and anti-submarine trainer from 1953 until retirement in May 1979. In June 1979 WP314 became a GIA at 1 SoTT, Halton (serial 8634M).
Photo ID 180520 by rinze de vries. UK Air Force McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR2 F 4M, XV406
Photo ID: 180520
XV406, here in 64 Squadron colours, is one of the few former RAF Phantoms on display anywhere in the UK, yet she is subjected to the elements to do their destructive work
Photo ID 180254 by Joop de Groot. UK Air Force English Electric Lightning F53, ZF583
Photo ID: 180254
former Saudi Lightning in incorrect 11 Sq markings. Nevertheless a great exhibit in the Solvay Aviation Museum.
Photo ID 148241 by Barry Swann. UK Army Westland Apache AH1 WAH 64D, ZJ188
Photo ID 134605 by John Higgins. Netherlands Air Force Boeing Vertol CH 47D Chinook, D 101
Photo ID: 134605
"Grizzly 12" coming into land back at FOB Carlisle, after a TAC Blaze 13-1 mission on the nearby Electronic Warfare Tactics Range at RAF Spadeadam, in Cumbria
Photo ID 118710 by Alan Worsley. Netherlands Air Force Boeing Vertol CH 47D Chinook, D 662
Photo ID 118709 by Alan Worsley. Netherlands Air Force Boeing AH 64DN Apache Longbow, Q 25
Photo ID 118708 by Alan Worsley. Netherlands Air Force Boeing AH 64DN Apache Longbow, Q 25
Photo ID 118707 by Alan Worsley. Netherlands Air Force Boeing AH 64DN Apache Longbow, Q 25
Photo ID 118684 by Alan Worsley. Netherlands Air Force Boeing Vertol CH 47D Chinook, D 101
Photo ID 118683 by Alan Worsley. Netherlands Air Force Boeing Vertol CH 47D Chinook, D 662
Photo ID 105848 by Alan Worsley. Netherlands Air Force Boeing AH 64DN Apache Longbow, Q 22
Photo ID: 105848
Photo ID 88536 by Jason Grant. Private Private English Electric Lightning F53, ZF583
Photo ID: 88536
ZF583 EE Lighning F.53 at Solway Aviation Museum, Carlisle.
Photo ID 69871 by Barry Swann. Netherlands Air Force Boeing Vertol CH 47D Chinook, D 667
Photo ID 50101 by Alastair T. Gardiner. UK Air Force Avro 683 Lancaster B I, W4947
Photo ID: 50101
This prop was recovered from the sea off St. Bees in 1995 and obtained by the Solway Aviation Museum. This Lancaster flew six combat missions in 1943 before being transferred to training duties. It was on such a flight when it crashed into the Irish Sea.
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