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Duxford Hangar 3 - The Maritime Collection

 

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Hawker-Siddeley Buccaneer S2B XV865/865. Photo by Chris Cannon

 

Duxford's Maritime Hangar has a collection of Naval Aircraft and Ships demonstrating the vast change from the First World War to today's Navy. Hangar 3 contains Boats, Submarines and Aircraft. Some of which are the Thornycroft Coastal Motor Boat 4 whose Commander Lieutenant Augustus Agar won the Victoria Cross during the Baltic Campaign of 1918-1919, a de Havilland Sea Vixen, and a Westland Wasp HAS1 XS567 which during the Falklands War was onboard the HMS Apollo.

 

A few notes for your diary

Duxford The Battle of Britain Air Show - Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th September 2010
Duxford Autumn Air Show - Sunday 10th October 2010

For the Duxford Air show section

Duxford Imperial War Museum Website

 

Images courtesy of Chris and Ross Cannon