This is the last airworthy T52 Provost. Allocated XS228 it was delivered into storage and entered active service with the South Arabian Air Force which livery it now carries (later South Yemen Air Force) In December 1975 it was transferred to the Singapore Air Force as 352 until withdrawn in 1980. It returned to the UK in 1983

British warbirds, such as this 1960 Jet Provost, can be exempted from wearing their civil registration.

At the time serving the College of Air Warfare and later CACTS, this JP found its way to the School of Technical Training at Halton as 8459M and after that DERA. Now preserved in the Boscombe Aviation Collection

Delivered to the RAF on 11th November 1963. It later became 9033M at RAF Halton as a ground instruction airframe

Formerly XM424

The front section of this aircraft is preserved in the Boscombe Down Collection, a museum that only opened in 2012

The Gate Guardian at RAF College Cranwell