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Newark Air Museum–July 2014
08/07/2014
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A sunny day in Newark on Trent
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| Avro Vulcan B.2 XM594. | Avro Shackleton Mk.3 Phase 3 WR977. | |
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| English Electric Canberra T.19 WH904. | Phantom II Cockpit. | |
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| North American F.100D Super Sabre 54-223. | Dassault Mystere IV.A No. 83. | |
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| Handley Page Hastings T.5 TG517. | English Electric Lightning T.5 XS417. | |
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| The Anderson Shelter. | ||
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| Danger UXB. | Canberra cockpits are very popular. | |
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| Armstrong Whitworth Sea Hawk FB.3 WM913. | SAAB S-35XD Draken AR-107. | |
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| Stentor – Blue Steel engine. | MIG 23 and 27 (rear). | |
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| Gannet and its Radar. | Sea Harrier FRS.1 / FA.2 – ZA176. | |
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| Buccaneer S.1 XN964. |
Newark’s Vulcan B.2 XM594
08/07/2014
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Newark on Trent that is – 08 July 2014
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| What it is. | What it could have carried. | |
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| Yellow Sun. | Or maybe a Blue Steel. | |
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| XM594. | ||
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| Blue Steel and bomb bay fuel tank. | ||
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