Having read a photographic history of the 35 ton up Lancasters book by Norman Franks which was very informative, I got to wondering how many Halifax`s made the 100 mission or more feat. I have found the obvious one at the Yorkshire Air Museum being the Friday the 13th MkIII Halifax which I believe m...

All British............

good news for BAE systems, not so good for BAE Brough, the Hawks will be built at the BAE Warton facility with Brough getting a few parts to manufacture. Looks like we`ve seen the last of maiden flights out of Brough.

if it`s not too late, i too would love a ticket and chance to attend the event if possible.

Long time since last post, heres a few more not too clear though. These were all maiden flights (except last one) which were leaving the BAE Brough facility heading to BAE Warton. ZK 023 http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/Hammo1980/RT14-023.jpg ZK 027 http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/Hammo...

Does anyone else feel a little let down and embarassed as correct me if i`m wrong, but does the uk government still send plenty of cash aid to the "developing Indians" on a regular basis ?

sounds a great idea, please count me in too. Hope all goes to plan. I always look forward to the Waddington days and this idea can only add to the photo opertunities.

more to see.............

from a couple of years ago, very sad to see

just a few more, from the early 90`s at coningsby and St mawgan

great stuff, what a super aircraft from a great manufacturer

Tonight channel 5 - 8:00pm, Giant Aircraft Transporter: megastructures.
profiling america`s military arsenal.

Got a message today ( Fri 9-7-10) to say the latest re-worked Hawk T2 - Rt006 (ZK015) was leaving brough for warton, if anyone can confirm this it would be apreciated.
i couldn`t get there today due to work !

thanks for the info red foxy, nice to know what all the new green bits were about, the hangar shot was already cropped just to get a peek !

Today at 11;00 am the latest Hawk to leave Brough was RT001 (ZK010) , which is a re-worked aircraft that first flew back in 2005 i believe. http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/Hammo1980/1-5.jpg http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/Hammo1980/2-4.jpg http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/Hammo19...

today around 11:00 am , one of the re-worked Hawk t2`s departed BAe Brough.
ZK010 ( RT001). photos in appropriate section.

a couple more .............

one from a couple of years back at Waddington......

nice one, heard one left brough, thought it would be ZK012, thanks for the update

Could someone confirm the arrival of the re-worked Hawk T2 today please , i believe it was due to leave Brough at 2pm.