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Vickers Valiant Nuclear Bomber

The Vickers Valiant was one of Britain’s nuclear deterrent bombers and was during the late 1950s and early 1960s. It…

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Why do many museums rely on donations to stay open?

Many museums rely on donations to stay open due to several reasons. Museums have significant operating costs, including staff salaries,…

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Do all museums charge an entrance ticket fee, to get in?

Not all museums charge an entrance ticket fee. While many museums do have admission fees to help support their operations…

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What do people like most about aviation museums?

When visiting aviation museums, people often appreciate a variety of aspects that contribute to their enjoyment and fascination. Aviation museums…

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Panavia Tornado at Yorkshire Air Museum

The Panavia Tornado was a multi role combat aircraft that was developed between the British, Germans and Italians. Development started…

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Take a look around the Britannia at Cosford!

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Vintage Aircraft at the RAF Museum

Look at all these vintage aircraft you can see at the RAF Museum!

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Look how close these propellers are to the ground!

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Can you name the aircraft?

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Avro Anson

Another legend, built in Manchester. Ladies and Gentlemen, the Avro Anson!

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Wessex Helicopter

Entering service with the RAF the same year the Berlin Wall was built, the Wessex remained in service until 2003.

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V1 Doodlebug

Did you know that the V in V1 stood for Vergeltungswaffe, or Vengeance Weapon? Where did the term “Doodlebug” come…

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