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August 27, 2018 at 11:14 am in reply to: Whirlwind #782574

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Whilst doing some research I stumbled across these. For French Air Force? Thought I’d just share them here in case anyone finds them useful, rather than them just getting lost or forgotten about on my system.
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August 25, 2018 at 5:18 pm in reply to: Whirlwind #783264

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David Burke

The Whirlwind you mentioned from EBay is HAR.10 XJ727 which was formerly at the museum at Manston and ended up at Richborough power station sadly lying on her side. Having been involved in her recovery from Dishforth she deserves a better fate.

Looks like XJ727 is now at Combat Paintball in Thetford, according to http://www.demobbed.org.uk/

August 13, 2018 at 6:54 pm in reply to: Newark Air Museum Briefing – 2018 #788906

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Here is a pic of the flypast on Saturday

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A couple of Avros finest machines

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I was hoping that the RAF flag would have fluttered a bit more here

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And a happy looking MiG

July 12, 2018 at 6:50 pm in reply to: Eurofighter Typhoon discussion and news 2015 #2137301

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Sintra wrote No, no RAF Phoon has been stored.

There are about 9 Typhoons stored at Shawbury
Also 3 or 4 stored at Coningsby
Plus some undergoing RTP at Coningsby then scrapped
Plus a few frames in storage at Warton

February 9, 2018 at 6:56 pm in reply to: The P-51 was Welsh.. and other stories. #836233

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Still a few Venturas left kicking around

AE841 6066 Stored Swartkop, South Africa 02/2012
AJ311 Museum, stored Wright-Patterson Museum 05/2011
AJ469 6130 Museum, stored Cosford Museum Store 02/2018
AJ504 6112 Museum Swartkop, South Africa 02/2012
AJ508 6120 Stored Swartkop, South Africa 02/2012
FD580 N1000X, ex USAAF 41-38032 Restoration Sanford 06/2008
FP570 N500HP, ex SAAF 6414 Private Anoka County 04/2011
FP579 N500LN Private USA 10/2012
FP607 F, 6432 Preserved, outside Edenvale, Johannesburg, South Africa 10/2010
FP608 N137U Private Anoka County 07/2006
FP641 Bu34880 Private Mexico
FP649 Bu34903 Private Galveston – Scholes Field
FP682 6447 Museum Ysterplaat, South Africa 02/2010
FP684 Bu34967 Private Swartkop, South Africa 04/2009
JS942 N130P Private Chandler – Memorial Airport 02/2011
JS956 6534 Stored Swartkop, South Africa 05/2007
JT861 6487 Stored Swartkop, South Africa 02/2012
JT867 6498 Museum Swartkop, South Africa 02/2012

January 27, 2018 at 1:02 pm in reply to: Puma for Newark Air Museum #770978

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Yeah DaveF68 you’re right, they didn’t appear to be made available generally.

January 24, 2018 at 7:22 pm in reply to: Puma for Newark Air Museum #772252

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Hardly “straight to scrap”. They were in storage for about a decade before being disposed of.

January 24, 2018 at 10:03 am in reply to: Puma for Newark Air Museum #772422

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Good news. Quite an under-represented type. Just the ones at FAST and Long Kesh in the UK AFAIK.

January 13, 2018 at 1:41 pm in reply to: Mig 21 buried art #778523

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“He has also burieid an ex RAF Jetstream fuselage in the UK”

Dominie

November 20, 2016 at 5:18 pm in reply to: Eurofighter Typhoon discussion and news 2015 #2148315

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Maybe we should get back to Typhoon?

OK, how about the recent announcement of the intention to get the RAF to 8 frontline Typhoon squadrons.

https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/royal-air-force-form-additional-typhoon-squadron/

Add them to 29 Sqn (the OCU), plus 41 TES, plus 1435 Flt in the Falklands, and the disbanded 17 Sqn (OEU), that comes to 12 RAF Typhoon units that will have operated the jet.

November 19, 2016 at 8:36 am in reply to: Spitfire to Pima #837505

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Not forgetting Vulcan.

I don’t think there is an Avro Vulcan at Pima Museum.

November 17, 2016 at 7:17 pm in reply to: Spitfire to Pima #837784

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So glad the Pima guys will be getting a Spit. When I was last there it was number one on their list. For somewhere the other side of the world they probably have the best British aircraft collection outside the Uk. Off the top of my head they have Bolingbroke, Hurricane, Viscount, Gannett AEW, Shackleton, Gnat, Jet Provost, Lightning, Hunter, Vampire, Harrier GR3, Jaguar and a Tornado even though its a German one.

And Lysander, Beaufort, Bermuda, Lynx, Gazelle…..etc

June 17, 2016 at 10:11 pm in reply to: SAAF Puma 184 #849716

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Here is one, though it looks like it did while it was in storage in the UK:-

http://lindascakes.co.uk/images/saaf_sa330_184.jpg

February 18, 2016 at 7:58 pm in reply to: F-100 and Mystere IV #845289

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Hi all

I really I am just looking for a list of airframes that survive in the UK at the present moment.

Thanks

Rich

Courtesy of Wolverhampton Aviation Group’s on-line searchable database….

Search Results – Type : NA Super Sabre
223-37 42157 F-100D 11-ML, ex AdlA, USAF Museum, restoration Sunderland Museum Sep 2015
223-43 42163 F-100D HA, wears ’54-005′, ex AdlA, USAF Museum Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway Nov 2015
223-54 42174 F-100D SM, ex AdlA Museum, outside Baginton – Midland Air Museum Jan 2016
223-103 42223 F-100D Ex AdlA, USAF Museum, outside Newark – Museum Sep 2014
223-45 54-2165 F-100D VM, 165, ex USAF Museum, inside Duxford Nov 2014
223-76 54-2196 F-100D 42196, ex USAF, Skyblazers marks Museum, outside Flixton Jul 2015
223-92 54-2212 F-100D FW-000, ‘63000’, ex USAF, 20 TFW marks Preserved Croughton Jul 2015
223-149 54-2269 F-100D A2, FW-319, ‘63319’, ex USAF Preserved Lakenheath Sep 2015
243-214 56-3938 F-100F 11-MU, 63938, ex USAF Museum Headcorn airfield Apr 2014

Search Results – Type : Dassault Mystere IV
c/n Serial Mark Code Current Unit Current Location Last Noted
121 121 A Ex AdlA Museum Norwich – Museum Jul 2015
139 139 A 8-MR, ex AdlA Range Target Spadeadam Apr 2014
146 146 A 8-MC, ex AdlA Museum Sunderland Museum Sep 2015
180 180 A 9, 8-NB, ex AdlA Range Target Spadeadam Apr 2014
184 184 A 8-NU, ex AdlA Range Target Spadeadam Apr 2014
207 207 A AC4, 6, 8-NS, ex AdlA Range Target Spadeadam Apr 2014
282 282 A AC3, 8-NW, ex AdlA Range Target Spadeadam Apr 2014
318 318 A 8-NY, ex AdlA Museum Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway Nov 2015
319 319 A 8-ND, ex AdlA Preserved Andrewsfield Dec 2015
61 61 A AC2, 63, 8-MI, ex AdlA Range Target Spadeadam Apr 2014
64 64 A AC1, 8-NO, ex AdlA Range Target Spadeadam Apr 2014
70 70 A Ex AdlA Museum, outside Baginton – Midland Air Museum Jan 2016
79 79 A 2-EG, ex AdlA Museum, outside Flixton Jul 2015
81 81 A Ex AdlA Range Target Spadeadam Apr 2014
83 83 A 8-MS, ex AdlA Museum, outside Newark – Museum Sep 2014
84 84 A 8-NF, ex AdlA Museum Headcorn airfield Apr 2014
85 85 A 8-MV, ex AdlA Preserved Bruntingthorpe May 2015

November 6, 2015 at 8:13 pm in reply to: Film found showing the Vulcan may fly again…. #917301

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:very_drunk:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itsNH_Pmfck&feature=iv&src_vid=HHmxptTxUhc&annotation_id=annotation_3387090003

Wasn’t this actually “a long time ago”…….
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