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Photo ID: 1643304
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Photo ID: 1629680
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XN957 / LM-630 (cn B3-12-62) Taken from the 'Island', this 'Bucc' is seen on the rear of the 'Carrier', the impressive display of life aboard a Royal Navy aircraft carrier. |
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Photo ID: 1610770
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Photo ID: 1595952
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XX889 / T (cn B3-05-73) This Gulf War veteran, stored for some time at Staverton, is owned by the Blackburn Buccaneer Society and is in the process of restoration. It is seen here outside the new Delta Jets hangar at Kemble. (The desert pink colour scheme makes it look almost obscenely naked in this view, the oblique sunlight highlighting its cellulite and stretch marks…) |
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Photo ID: 1593921
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Photo ID: 1584002
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XN957 / LM-630 (cn B3-12-62) Easily idenitfiable as an S1 by the small intakes compared to the S2. This first service version of the Buccaneer was underpowered, leading to the definitive S2. |
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Photo ID: 1466667
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Photo ID: 1378545
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Photo ID: 1369687
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XN972 (cn B3-27-62) Nose section Preserved at the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford. |
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Photo ID: 1349991
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XN964 (cn B3-19-62) Now out on permanent display again after just completing its new Royal Navy paint job a the Newark Air Museum. Thanks to Mick Bajcar for help with the edit. |
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Photo ID: 1338929
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XN964 (cn B3-19-62) Newly restored to its former glory, this Buccaneer wears an oil tanker kill marking just below the forward cockpit in recognition of its part in destroying the crippled oil tanker The Torrey Canyon after running aground off Land's End in 1967. |
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Photo ID: 1332133
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XN930 / LM-632 (cn B3-10-61) (8180M) In use as an instructional airframe with 4S of TT (number 4 School of Technical Training). Sadly, later scrapped. |
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Photo ID: 1321616
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XN964 (cn B3-19-62) Just completed its new Royal Navy paint job a the Newark Air Museum. |
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Photo ID: 1321113
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XN957 / 630 (cn B3-12-62) (Ex 736 Naval Air Squadron, Royal Naval Air Station Lossiemouth) seen on display at a very wet Air Day. This was one of the first colour slides I ever took. Possibly still with NASU (Naval Aircraft Servicing Unit) when this photograph was taken, but would later be displayed at the Fleet Air Arm Museum. |
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Photo ID: 1302505
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