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A Hawker Siddeley Dominie T 1 Crew Trainer
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Hawker Siddeley Nimrod R 1 - Electronic Reconnaissance
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Lockheed P 2 H Neptune
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Fairey Delta 2 the first jet aircraft to exceed 1000mph.
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British Aircraft Corporation's TSR2. Caused a bit of a stink when this was overlooked for further development
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I have always looked at this and smiled. Gloster Meteor F8 (Prone). The prone does refer to flying lying down and the likely effects
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Tornado in her development state
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Rolls Royce Olympus 22R 320 engine
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BAE Avro 707C
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Hunting H126 Research prototype
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XN714 Hunting H126 Research Prototype
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Bristol Type 188 XF926
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Not much to say about this. It is a rather nice model of a TSR2 and it is underneath the real thing
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Supermarine type 559
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Sepecat Jaguar ACT fly-by-wire development aircraft.
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English Electric P1 Lightning - Research aircraft from 1954 to 1962
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BAC Jet Provost T3
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English Electric Lightning
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Rocket propelled intercepted - 1944 to 1945. Messershmitt - Me163B-1a Komet
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Hawker Siddeley STOVL Harrier "Jump Jet"
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Focke Achgelis FA-330 BACHSTELZE - Light reconnaissance aircraft
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Avro Lincoln BII a bomber in use from 1945 to 1963
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Avro Lincoln BII bomb bay
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Nice to see a field gun in the museum. They were, after all, as a part of The RAF Regiment, fundamental in keeping the planes flying This one is a Molins 6 pounder
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Focke Achgelis FA-330 Bachstelze - a German light reconnaissance aircraft
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Mercedes Benz G-Wagen - Captured in The Falklands in 1982 with a 30mm shell hole in it's bonnet. Since then it has moved about quite a lot.
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IA 58A PUCARA from Argentina
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PBY 6A Catalina- reconnaissance amphibian - Sea plane to you and me
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De Havilland DH 112 Venom FB4 - Fighter bomber 1952 to 1962
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Very topical - an Afghan Hind bi-plane light bomber. Gifted to the museum by the Afghan Air Force back in 1968.
