John will know far more than me but its an Avro 642/4m. I think it soldiered on as an RAF aircraft?
Bill

There’s a photo in Jim Oughton’s Lib book of a GR111 FK229 in the same configuration i.e. ASV aerials, nose & tail fairings & white paint everywhere. However this is coded XB-Y of 224 squadron (& conceivably was once coded E). Looking at this batch of Libs they were all modified by Scottish Aviation & most went to 224. FK244 of the same batch was coded E with no 224 squadron letters. So is this our aircraft?
Bill

Photos 39, 40, 42 & 43 look very much like Odiham. The original pre-war fort control tower with crash tenders alongside ties up with other photos as does the C hangar.
The Bev presence may be linked to Odiham being a 38 Group Transport Command station (from 1960). The Skeeter probably made the very short hop from Middle Wallop just down the road. A BoB Display in September 1960, 61….?
Bill

About 10 years ago one could go on a sight seeing boat trip from Chania – including a view of the “German Fighter”. Through the glass bottom of the boat the “fighter” was clearly a Ju52 (pretty mangled as you would expect). Maybe the same?
Cheers,
Bill

Look like Wellington tail wheels to me. Moreton was a Wellington OTU for most of the war.
Bill

Missed her again. VOC website has no mention I can see.

Hallowed ground – RAF Tempsford.

Hudson V