Seen here in the markings of No. 4 FTS, this Hawk was soon assigned to the Red Arrows aerobatic team.

The original Hunter prototype as modified for the flight in which it set a world speed record of 727.6 mph on 7 September 1953.

In wrap-around camouflage and wearing the fox's head markings of No. 12 Squadron, whose main equipment was the Buccaneer.

Wearing the red nose bars of No. 5 Squadron, though it looks as if other parts of the aircraft have had a repaint.

In storage outside the Twin Peaks Hangar now occupied by Cardiff Aviation, an up and coming new MRO with big plans run by Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden fame

In winter storage with Cardiff Aviation, back from duities in Turkey along with C-FAYU, outside Bruce Dickinson's ambitious new enterprise at this famous RAF station

Delivered to the RAF in August 1955. Served No. 8 Flying Training School based at RAF Swinderby, Lincolnshire. Struck off charge in June 1965, but already semi-derelict at No. 19 Maintenance Unit at St Athan by March 1965.