Registered in October 1972. Bob Kerr photo

Flown by RAF College Cranwell's display team "The Poachers".

Near the end of its RAF service career. From No.2 Flying Training School, RAF Church Fenton.

Built by Messerschmitt. Operated by JBG 31

Operated by Ltg-61 transport squadron.

Seen at her home base during an Open House held unusually late in the year, this shiny-looking VT-29B of the 513th Air Base Sqdn made her last flight to Duxford on 29.6.75 on donation to the IWM, but unfortunately was neglected and scrapped in the Nineties

Operated by the 32 Tactical Fighter Squadron based at Soesterberg, Netherlands. Later modified to F-4G standard.

Operated by the RAF Waddington Wing of 44, 50 and 101 Squadrons. Wears the Waddington flag on its upper fin when displayed at Mildenhall.

The sole Archaeopteryx with pterodactyl wing completed in 1930 and fitted with a 32 h.p. Bristol Cherub engine. Flown regularly prewar, then stored. Overhauled at Old Warden in 1971 and flown again.

Nuclear submarine communications EC-130G Hercules of VQ-4 Squadron based at Patuxent River Maryland. Delivered to US Navy December 1963. Retired to AMARC June 1990.

The well-known NAF Mildenhall Super Dak at the annual Open House. On 21.11.73 the aircraft encountered severe icing over Iceland during a local supply flight, making it impossible to maintain height, so the crew elected to make a forced landing on a frozen river. The ice broke but 171 stayed afloat. After recovery the remains were abandoned and are still there topped by ice and snow