Built by Hawkers at Kingston in late 1956. Served 92 Squadron RAF in the "Blue Diamonds" team - the unit's markings are on the nose. Sold to Indian AF in 1967 as A942.

Operated by the 36 Tactical Fighter Wing at Bitburg, West Germany, in the tactical nuclear strike role. Late retention of 'FH' "Buzz Code". Displayed at the 1962 Armed Forces Day show at Sculthorpe, Norfolk.

US-based F-104C deployed to Europe for a period during a flare-up in the Cold War in late 1961. Displayed at the 1962 Armed Forces Day at RAF Sculthorpe, Norfolk.

Wichita-built B-47E wearing the blue nose band of Strategic Air Command. On display at the USAF base of Sculthorpe with an RAF Vulcan wearing the white 'anti-nuclear flash' scheme in the background.

The Voodoo was a heavy long range interceptor fighter and tactical fighter-bomber. These colourful tail markings were worn by the aircraft flown by the commander of the 81 Tactical Fighter Wing based at RAF Bentwaters, and RAF Woodbridge, in Suffolk.