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Military Aircraft Markings Update Number 137, October 2016 Military Aircraft Markings Update Number 137, October 2016 Serial Type (other identity) [code] Owner/operator, location or fate A6526 RAF FE2b <R> (BAPC 400) RAF Museum, Hendon A7288 Bristol F2b Fighter <R> (BAPC 386) Bristol Aero Collection, Filton A8274 Sopwith 1½ Strutter <R> (BAPC 413) WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust, Stow Maries C3988 Sopwith 5F.1 Dolphin (BAPC 353) (comp D5329) RAF Museum, Hendon D6447 Sopwith 1F.1 Camel <R> (BAPC 385) Privately owned, Knutsford, Cheshire E6655 Sopwith 7F.1 Snipe <R> (BAPC 348) [B] RAF Museum, Hendon F943 RAF SE5a <R> (G-BKDT) [S] Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington J7904 Gloster Gamecock (BAPC 259) <R> Jet Age Museum, Gloucester K1926 Hawker Fury I Cambs Fighter & Bomber Society, Little Gransden K4259 DH82A Tiger Moth (G-ANMO) [71] Privately owned, Headcorn K4556 Boulton & Paul Overstrand <R> (BAPC 358) Norfolk & Suffolk Avn Museum, Flixton L1639 Hawker Hurricane I (BAPC 362) Cambridge Fighter & Bomber Society, Little Gransden N3310 VS361 Spitfire IX <R> (BAPC 393) [A] Privately owned, Abingdon N5914 Gloster Gladiator II (frame) Jet Age Museum, Gloucester N6720 DH82A Tiger Moth (G-BYTN/7014M) [VX] Privately owned, stored Darley Moor, Derbyshire P7308 VS300 Spitfire IA (AR213/R9632/G-AIST) [XR-D] Privately owned, Duxford P7370 VS329 Spitfire II <R> (BAPC 410) [ZP-A] Battle of Britain Experience, Canterbury P7923 VS329 Spitfire IIA <R> (BAPC 369) [TM-F] Ulster Aviation Society, Long Kesh R9612 VS300 Spitfire I (X4650/G-CGUK) [LC] Repainted as X4650 by September 2016 R9612 Yakovlev Yak-52TW(mod) (N699DP) Returned to the USA, September 2016 R9632 VS300 Spitfire IA (AR213/P7308//G-AIST) [LC] Repainted as P7308 by September 2016 R9649 VS349 Spitfire F VB (EP122/G-CISV) [LC] Repainted as EP122 by September 2016 V6555 Hawker Hurricane I (BAPC 411/P3144) <R> [DT-A] Battle of Britain Experience, Canterbury V7467 Hawker Hurricane I <R> (BAPC 378) [LE-D] RAF High Wycombe, on display W3850 VS349 Spitfire V <R> (BAPC 304) [PR-A] Privately owned, Knutsford, Cheshire X4178 VS300 Spitfire I <R> (BAPC 394) [EB-K] IWM Duxford X4650 VS300 Spitfire I (R9612/G-CGUK) [KL-A] Privately owned, Biggin Hill BR601 VS361 Spitfire IX (G-CIYF) [SH-F] Privately owned, Biggin Hill EE425 Gloster Meteor F3 <ff> Jet Age Museum, Gloucester EN398 VS361 Spitfire F IX <R> (BAPC 184) [JE-J] Northern 40s Re-enactment Group, Belper EP122 VS349 Spitfire F VB (R9649/G-CISV) [GL-B] Privately owned, Biggin Hill KF183 Noorduyn AT-16 Harvard IIB [3] QinetiQ, Boscombe Down (wfu) MV268 VS379 Spitfire FR XIVE (MV293/G-SPIT) [JE-J] North Weald Heritage Aviation, North Weald MW763 Hawker Tempest II (IAF HA586/G-TEMT) [HF-A] North Weald Heritage Aviation, North Weald NJ889 Auster AOP3 (G-AHLK) Privately owned, Ledbury, Herefordshire IR206 Eurofighter Typhoon F2 <R> (BAPC 360) [IR] RAF M&RU, Bottesford IR808 B-V Chinook HC2 <R> (BAPC 361) RAF M&RU, Bottesford NF314 GEC Phoenix (BAPC 408) Army, Larkhill, on display PD685 Slingsby T7 Cadet TX1 (BAPC 355) Tettenhall Transport Heritage Centre RD220 Bristol 156 Beaufighter TF X National Museum of Flight, stored E Fortune SR661 Hawker Fury ISS (G-CBEL) North Weald Heritage Aviation, North Weald TD248 VS361 Spitfire LF XVIE (BAPC 368) [8Q-T] (fuselage) Norfolk & Suffolk Avn Mus'm, Flixton TE462 VS361 Spitfire LF XVIE (7243M) National Museum of Flight, E Fortune VW453 Gloster Meteor T7 (8703M) Jet Age Museum, Gloucester VF557 Auster 6A (G-ARHM) [H] Privately owned, Headcorn VF581 Beagle A61 Terrier 1 (G-ARSL) [G] National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh VM360 Avro 652A Anson C19 (G-APHV) National Museum of Flight, E Fortune VX185 EE Canberra B(I)8 (7631M) <ff> National Museum of Flight, E Fortune WF259 Hawker Sea Hawk F2 [171/A] National Museum of Flight, E Fortune WF784 Gloster Meteor T7 (7895M) Jet Age Museum, Gloucester WK518 DHC1 Chipmunk T10 (WP772) Repainted as WP772 WL349 Gloster Meteor T7 Jet Age Museum, Gloucester WP772 DHC1 Chipmunk T10 (WK518) [4] RAF Manston History Museum WS807 Gloster Meteor NF14 (7973M) [N] Jet Age Museum, Gloucester WV322 Hawker Hunter T8C (G-BZSE/9096M) [22/VL] Privately owned, North Weald WV493 Percival P56 Provost T1 (G-BDYG/7696M) [29] National Museum of Flight, stored E Fortune WW145 DH112 Sea Venom FAW22 [680/LM] National Museum of Flight, E Fortune XA228 Slingsby T38 Grasshopper TX1 National Museum of Flight, East Fortune XA634 Gloster Javelin FAW4 (7641M) Jet Age Museum, stored Gloucester XD622 DH115 Vampire T11 (8160M) Sold to Germany XE664 Hawker Hunter F4 <ff> Jet Age Museum, Gloucester XH903 Gloster Javelin FAW9 (7938M) [G] Jet Age Museum, Gloucester XL762 Saro Skeeter AOP12 (8017M) National Museum of Flight, E Fortune XM569 Avro 698 Vulcan B2 <ff> Jet Age Museum, Gloucester XM597 Avro 698 Vulcan B2 National Museum of Flight, E Fortune XN776 EE Lightning F2A (8535M) [C] National Museum of Flight, E Fortune XT288 HS Buccaneer S2B (9134M) National Museum of Flight, E Fortune XV106 BAC VC10 C1K <ff> Avro Heritage Museum, Woodford XV235 HS Nimrod MR2 [35] <ff> Avro Heritage Museum, Woodford XV241 HS Nimrod MR2 [41] <ff> National Museum of Flight, E Fortune XV277 HS P.1127(RAF) National Museum of Flight, E Fortune XW264 HS Harrier T2 <ff> Jet Age Museum, Gloucester XX205 HS Hawk T1A [842/CU] RN No 736 NAS, Culdrose XX321 HS Hawk T1A [CI] RAF AM&SU, stored Shawbury XX345 HS Hawk T1A [CB] RAF No 100 Sqn, Leeming XZ119 SEPECAT Jaguar GR1A (9266M) [FG] National Museum of Flight, E Fortune XZ177 Aérospatiale SA341G Gazelle (G-SFTA/XZ345) [T] North-East Aircraft Museum, Usworth XZ290 WS Gazelle AH1 AAC No 665 Sqn/5 Regt, Aldergrove XZ340 WS Gazelle AH1 MoD/QinetiQ, Boscombe Down XZ345 Aérospatiale SA341G Gazelle (G-SFTA) [T] Repainted as XZ177 XZ598 WS61 Sea King HAR3 [N] Privately owned, Horsham XZ608 WS Lynx AH7 (fuselage) Army Bury St Edmunds, GI use ZA298 WS61 Sea King HC4 (G-BJNM) [Y] FAA Museum, RNAS Yeovilton ZA588 Panavia Tornado GR4 [056] RAF No 15(R) Sqn, Lossiemouth ZA674 B-V Chinook HC4 (N37019) RAF No 28(R) Sqn, Benson ZA684 B-V Chinook HC4 (N37031) [AL] MoD/Vector Aerospace, Fleetlands ZA704 B-V Chinook HC4 (N37033) RAF No 18 Sqn/No 27 Sqn, Odiham ZA708 B-V Chinook HC4 (N37042) [AP] MoD/Vector Aerospace, Fleetlands ZA736 WS Gazelle AH1 AAC No 29 Flt, BATUS, Suffield, Canada ZB111 BAE Systems Hawk Mk.165 BAE Systems, Warton, for Saudi Arabia as 7902 ZB674 WS Gazelle AH1 AAC No 665 Sqn/5 Regt, Aldergrove ZB679 WS Gazelle AH1 AAC No 658 Sqn, Credenhill ZB689 WS Gazelle AH1 AAC No 665 Sqn/5 Regt, Aldergrove ZB692 WS Gazelle AH1 [Y] AAC No 667 Sqn/7 Regt, Middle Wallop ZD711 Panavia Tornado GR4 [079] RAF No 15(R) Sqn, Lossiemouth ZD713 Panavia Tornado GR4 [081] RAF No 15(R) Sqn, Lossiemouth ZD715 Panavia Tornado GR4 [083] RAF Cosford, GI use ZD739 Panavia Tornado GR4 [087] RAF No 15(R) Sqn, Lossiemouth ZE934 Panavia Tornado F3 [TA] National Museum of Flight, E Fortune ZG923 WS Lynx AH9A MoD/Leonardo-Finmeccanica, Yeovil ZH106 Boeing E-3D Sentry AEW1 [06] RAF No 8 Sqn/No 54(R) Sqn, Waddington ZH107 Boeing E-3D Sentry AEW1 [07] $ RAF No 8 Sqn/No 54(R) Sqn, Waddington ZH189 Grob G109B Vigilant T1 [UB] RAF No 634 VGS, St Athan ZH206 Grob G109B Vigilant T1 [UM] RAF No 645 VGS, Topcliffe ZH207 Grob G109B Vigilant T1 [UN] RAF No 645 VGS, Topcliffe ZH211 Grob G109B Vigilant T1 [UR] RAF No 634 VGS, St Athan ZH857 EHI-101 Merlin HM2 [86] RN No 824 NAS, Culdrose ZH860 EHI-101 Merlin HM2 [66] RN No 820 NAS, Culdrose ZH866 Lockheed C-130J-30 Hercules C6 (N130JE) [866] $ MoD/Marshalls, Cambridge ZH892 B-V Chinook HC4 (N2019V) [HG] MoD/Vector Aerospace, Fleetlands ZH894 B-V Chinook HC4 (N2026E) [HI] RAF No 18 Sqn/No 27 Sqn, Odiham ZJ813 Eurofighter Typhoon T3 [BL] RAF Coningsby, GI use ZJ913 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 [II] RAF No 2 Sqn, Lossiemouth ZJ916 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 [QO-S] RAF No 3 Sqn, Coningsby ZJ923 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 [DM] RAF No 3 Sqn, Coningsby ZJ928 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 RAF No 1 Sqn, Lossiemouth ZK018 BAE Systems Hawk T2 [I] $ RAF HSF, stored Valley ZK067 Bell 212HP AH3 (G-BFER) [B] AAC No 7 Flt, Brunei ZK320 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 [BR] RAF Coningsby, WLT ZK333 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 RAF No 1 Sqn, Lossiemouth ZK336 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 [FD] RAF No 2 Sqn, Lossiemouth ZK373 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 RAF TMU, Coningsby ZK374 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 MoD/BAE Systems, Warton ZK375 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 MoD/BAE Systems, Warton ZK376 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 MoD/BAE Systems, Warton ZK377 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 MoD/BAE Systems, Warton ZK378 Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 MoD/BAE Systems, Warton ZK551 Boeing Chinook HC6 (N702UK) MoD/Vector Aerospace, Fleetlands ZK553 Boeing Chinook HC6 (N700UK) MoD/Vector Aerospace, Fleetlands ZM300 Grob G120TP Prefect T1 For RAF ZM409 Airbus A400M Atlas C1 (A4M034) RAF No 24 Sqn/No 70 Sqn, Brize Norton ZM500 Airbus H145 Jupiter HT1 For MoD ZM501 Airbus H145 Jupiter HT1 For MoD ZM502 Airbus H145 Jupiter HT1 For MoD ZM503 Airbus H145 Jupiter HT1 Reservation for MoD ZM504 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 (D-HECZ) Airbus Helicopters, Donauwörth, for MoD ZM505 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM506 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM507 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM508 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM509 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM510 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM511 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM512 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM513 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM514 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM515 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM516 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM517 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM518 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM519 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM520 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For MoD ZM521 Airbus H135 Juno HT1 For
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