Built in 1960 as a Victor B.2, serving with the AA&AE at Boscombe Down. it wears the 'white anti-nuclear flash scheme when In store at Woodford prior to conversion to Victor SR.2 standard.

The first UK-built Concorde displaying at the 1971 Woodford Air Show. 002 in its c/n denotes the second airframe built in the joint programme and 13520 is the BAC c/n in the old Bristol Aeroplane sequence, as the aircraft was built at Filton.

Four Chipmunks of Manchester University Air Squadron make a formation take-off at the 1968 Woodford air show. WK643 is second from the right.

Operated by the Ecole de l'Air based at Salon de Provence.

This aircraft crashed near Nantwich, Cheshire, quite close to where it is seen here, after it collided with a similar aircraft, XV754 on 19th January, 1976