Unusually, this aircraft is carrying Royal Air Force titles

Seen demonstrating a steep approach for a very short landing at the 2005 Waddington Airshow

Low Flying Area 7. My first shot of a Harrier at Low Level. Scanned from a slide.

Operated by 617 Squadron, but still wearing the markings of Marham-based 2 Squadron.

In celebration of the 70th anniversary of 435 Squadron, the Canadian Forces unveiled this C-47, serial 12949, in the colours used by 435 Sqn during the Burma Campaign. The serial KG788 is fake, this aircraft actually was KJ956 (later 12949). The unveiling took place on May 24, 2014 in hangar 16 at 17 Wing in Winnipeg, and in mid September 2014 the aircraft was returned to its old spot next to the Stevenson Parade Square, as seen in this photo. RAF 435 and 436 Squadrons were based in India during the Burma Campaign beginning in 1944, and were critical to getting supplies to difficult areas due to terrain, weather and lack of transportation infrastructure.

"Q1", Quick Reaction Alert (Intercept) North's primary alert aircraft returns home just before dusk after an earlier scramble from its Leuchars base. It is seen carrying the standard fit of four AMRAAM and four ASRAAM missiles.

Formerly displayed outside what was then the Ferranti Factory in the South Gyle, Edinburgh.

A Buddy-Buddy equipped 208 Squadron Buccaneer prepares to launch from its home base.

Operated by Southampton University Air Squadron.

Taxiing back to the 4 Squadron flightline during TLT'09 in the stunning autumnal morning light.

Arctic camouflage on this 1 Squadron Harrier.

Looking very smart with a new coat of paint, preserved at the Newark Air Museum

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