This Dominie was badly damaged on 23 April 2013 while parked at Kandahar (Afghanistan). A huge hailstorm damaged this aircraft as well as about eighty (!) US Army aircraft/helicopters. ZD704 was deemed unable to fly, and the USAF supported the British Forces in dismantling the aircraft so it could be transported back to the UK. An RAF assessment resulted in damaged beyond economical repair. The CC3 was stored at St.Athan up to Nov'14, then stored with Marshalls at Hawarden till Jan'15. It became an instructional airframe at the Defence Fire Training & Development Center at Manston from Oct'15.

Military activity at Kabul airport. The BAe125 dropped some military personnel and left as quickly as it came. ZD620 is preserved at the Bournemouth Aviation Museum since late 2016.

Some high-ranking military and officials visited the UK-contignent at HQ ISAF, Kabul during Christmas. They were flown in by this BAe146.

Visiting aircraft 27 june only, did not participate in IAT '81.

This replica is painted to represent the Hurricane of Flt. Lt. 'Pete' Brothers of No. 32 Sqn., credited with destroying six Bf-109Es, a Bf-110 and Do-17 during July/August 1940. To be noted is that there are two more full scale model P2921/GZ-L, in Bentley Priory (BAPC.218) and in Hawkinge (BAPC.272).

Later to the USA as N606TS and then N21SA. Damaged beyond repair at Bromont, Canada, 21 Feb 2005.

WFU February 2015. SInce 2017 in The Netherlands where it is buried as an art project...

Damaged during a severe hailstorm on 23 April 2013 while in Afghanistan and withdrawn from use. Used at Manston Fire School from 2015, and moved to Newquay in 2018 for use by JARTS.