Seen at the 1971 RNAS Lossiemouth Navy Day. Built in 1966 and serving with 707 Naval Air Squadron from 1967. Coded "Q" and carrying the "CU" base identification of RNAS Culdrose, Cornwall. Operating in the Commando support role with the Royal Marines, armed with AS12 missiles. Retired in 1994 and transferred to the Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton, for preservation and subsequent public display.

Delivered to the Royal Navy in 1958. Seen here, based at HMS Fulmar, RN Lossiemouth, on static display at the 1971 Lossiemouth Airshow. Scrapped at Middle Wallop in 1998.

On static display, together with 39 in the background, at the 1971 RNAS Lossiemouth Airshow. Both aircraft from 17 Flotille of the French Aeronavale.

Operated by 229 Operational Conversion Unit wearing the red arrow markings of No. 79 Squadron shadow unit.

Operated by A&AEE Boscombe Down

VH-RAW crashed near Anningie, Northern Territory, while cattle mustering on October 3, 1990.

The Spitfire wears the 'JX-' code of No. 1 Squadron which flew this aircraft after its delivery in late 1944.

Built in 1955 for BWIA as VP-TBM and later VP-BBV. Leased by Air International from July 1971 until November 1972, then stored at EMA.

This Javelin FAW.2 served 46 Squadron between August 1957 and June 1961. Here it retains their markings and code 'F' when displayed on the gate of 16 MU at RAF Stafford in 1971. Scrapped in 1994.

Aerial Enterprises was based at Derby, in Western Australia.