Record-Breaking Harrier Restored And Reunited With Race-Winning Pilot
Tom Lecky Thompson flew the jet from London to New York in 1969.
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Aircraft Why Concorde Only Fired Its Four Supersonic Engines Two At A Time
“It was wizard - a cool, calm and collected operation.”
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WWII Battle Of Britain Hurricane That 'Disappeared' Found Buried Underground
The pilot bailed out but the aircraft plummeted to the ground from 17,000 feet, vanishing underneath more than 30 feet of mud.
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Aircraft The Man Bringing A Rusty Meteor Back To Life
"I'm hoping that she'll be one of, if not, the best-preserved Meteor in the country."
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RAF 'Time To Move On': RAF Chief Looks To Future After Tornado's Final Flypast
The Tornado GR4 will be retired after almost four decades in service.
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Aviation History WWII Plane To Be Restored To Glory After Arriving In The UK In 2006
Do you know which plane was the first to see action in the Second World War?
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Aviation History What Happened In The World Of Aviation After The Shoreham Airshow Crash?
A look at how the Shoreham Airshow crash changed airshows in the UK.
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WWII WWII In Colour: Rare Photographs Bring Aerial Battles To Life
The collection includes original images of aircraft and also the crew who flew them.
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LGBTQ Absolute Legends: The Gay Hero Of The Battle Of Britain
Gay men like Ian Gleed served with distinction on the front line, finding love and relationships while they served their King and country...
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History Mi Amigo: The 10 Heroes Who Fell From the Sky
The American airmen were killed in a crash in 1944 but their actions on that fateful day are thought to have saved many lives.
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Aviation History New WWII Museum At Former Biggin Hill Airfield Opens To Public
Biggin Hill was the busiest airfield during the Battle of Britain and Churchill called it his "strongest link".
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Aircraft 'It Will Be An Emotional Goodbye', Tornado Pilot Says
The jet will leave at the end of March, after 40 years of service in the RAF.
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RAF Red Arrows: The World's Greatest Aerobatic Display Team
Check out these 17 magnificent images of 'The Reds'...
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Aviation History Hercules Found In Channel Nearly 50 Years After Crash
In 1969, a Chief Mechanic from the US Air Force took a Hercules C-130 with the intent of flying home to his family.
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History Mudlarking: Digging Up Clues Into The Military's Past
Over 15 years Nicola White has found live bullets, grenades, military buttons, pocket watches and Royal Navy crockery.
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Aviation History 'Bittersweet': Last Airworthy Gloster Meteor Of Its Kind Makes Final Flight
Entering service 75 years ago, the aircraft was the first fighter jet used by the RAF.