Moreton-in-Marsh aircraft

It is on the site of an old WW2 airfield. During 1939-45, it was used as a Wellington OTU. Just outside the town, there is a small privatley run but intersting little museum containing bits and pieces of Wellingtons and memorabilia associated with the aircraft and its operations at Moreton.

Jasop – It’s the fire service training college where they train to deal with a wide range of situations. Included in this is I believe a very large oil rig platform.

OOOEERRR I flew XM404 in July 1962, stop rattling my nostalgia guys !!

Im not familiar with this place would someone be kind enough to explain a little please?? 🙂

HS Andover C 1

What is the fuesalage in the 7th photo?

Here is a Percival Pembroke’s eye view, taken this summer…..

Listing copied from Wrecks and Relics 19th edition…

G-AZDZ Cessna 172K
G-BAPF Viscount 814
G-BKRD Cessna 320
G-BLHL Emeraude
G-BNJJ Cessna 152 II
G-BPAD Seneca 200T
G-BPJT Cadet 161
G-SULL Saratoga SP
WT804 Hunter GA.11
XM404 JetProvost T.3
XP150 Wessex HAS.3
XP680 JetProvost T.4

Viscount = G-BAPF

The Hunter GA11 WT804 is looking a bit jaded.
Thanks very much for posting 🙂

I didn’t realise that they had so many aircraft on strength. What’s the reg’ of the Viscount?

If you’re in the vicinity of Moreton, pop into the Wellington museum.