This Javelin is on display at GLO and belongs to the Jet Age Museum. This organisation is dedicated to preserving and making people aware of Gloucesters and Glosters rich aviation heritage.

After the Wales Aircraft Museum at Cardiff disbanded their B2 Vulcan was scrapped with only the nose section being spared from the axeman. It is now on loan to the Jet Age Museum at Staverton where hopefully it will have a more secure future.

This Silver Star landed 100 ft or so short of the runway during the Hamilton Air Show in 2012. The resulting damage ensured it would never fly again and it's mortal remains are stored at the Jet Age Museum.

The Jet Age Museum is dedicated to preserving and making people aware of Gloster's rich aviation heritage. Their gorgeous F8 Meteor is on display wearing its 601 Squadron red and black tail stripes.

In Nova Scotia this CF-101 was in danger of corroding away to powder. As a result she has been rescued by the Jet Age Museum at YXU, although initial plans to restore her to flying status have been shelved due to cost.