After being operated by RAE for its entire service life, this Canberra was moved to Predannack on 1 October 1992 as A2601 for use by the Royal Navy Fire School. The remains were moved to a scrapyard in Scotland on 5 August 2021.

Operated from 1958 by RAE from both Farnborough and West Freugh, before going to A&AEE Boscombe Down in the mid-80s, where it was eventually scrapped. The nose section is preserved at FAST, Farnborough.

Operated from 1958 by RAE from both Farnborough and West Freugh, before going to A&AEE Boscombe Down in the mid-80s, where it was eventually scrapped. The nose section is preserved at FAST, Farnborough.

at the Royal Naval School of Fire Fighting

Only the forward fuselage remains of this Canberra

213 Sqd Bruggen - Squadron's hornet insignia on nose & fin.

Used for trials work. On static display at the 1985 International Air Tattoo

The 19 mark B(I)6 Canberras were built in 1955 as an interim measure pending the B(I)8, for ground-attack, interdictor and bomber roles. They served only 213 Sqn in RAFG, but this one (and WT308) went to the RAE instead. Used for weapons trials, the later 'Raspberry Ripple' scheme was modified with white undersides to improve performance of the wingtip mounted cameras. After a period as a ground apprentice trainer, she was scrapped in Jan 1998 but the nose section was saved for the FAST museum at Farnborough.