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V bombers

 

 

In the 1950's a new era was entered with the development of a new generation of heavy jet bombers, the Vickers Valiant, Avro Vulcan and Handley Page Victor. These three Aircraft were all designed for specific roles within the RAF. Unfortunately the Valiants life was short-lived due to structural fatigue but the Vulcan and the Victor carried on RAF service with the Vulcan being phased out and the last Squadron of Victor Aircraft being disbanded in 1993.

The last few flights of the Victor were made to Museums and for fire practice at RAF stations. The only Vulcan left flying in the World, XH558 is currently kept in an Airworthy condition and is displayed at Air shows throughout the Country and gives an insight into some of our great Aviation classics from the Cold War era.

 

Handley Page Victor K2 XM715 Teasin Tina
Avro Vulcan B2 G-VLCN/XH558

 

 

 

 

 

 

Handley Page Victor K2 XM715 Teasin Tina

Avro Vulcan B2 G-VLCN/XH558

 

 

 

Images courtesy of Wayne Willday and Iain Campbell of PlanesTV.com