Hello!
Below is a selection of pictures from one of our recent trips to RNAS Culdrose and its satellite airfield Predannack.
Anyway I hope you guys enjoy the pics, as always CnC welcome!
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RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
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RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
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Paul
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- lynothehammer
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Re: RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
Top set mate, twas a good day out...
Re: RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
What a great insight. Glad to see our SHars aren't sold for scrap like the GRs.
When were these taken? I saw the T.4 in bits on a truck recently
Old Harrier T.4 on the move by Kenster79, on Flickr
When were these taken? I saw the T.4 in bits on a truck recently
Old Harrier T.4 on the move by Kenster79, on Flickr
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Re: RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
Kenny are you sure that's the same T.4? If you look at the nose of the aircraft in your shot it has black tape (as a square) near the ejection seat label below the front canopy and the number '71' is missing. No black tape on the Harrier at Predannack which is marked as '71'!
Re: RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
Do like the angle on #4
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- lynothehammer
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Re: RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
Kenny wrote:What a great insight. Glad to see our SHars aren't sold for scrap like the GRs.
When were these taken? I saw the T.4 in bits on a truck recently
Old Harrier T.4 on the move by Kenster79, on Flickr
The trip was on 21 September 2012.
They have a hanger of 10 Sea Harriers all in immaculate condition, and the best part is they all run too apparently...
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Re: RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
the old SHAR's are taxied around the dummy deck site for groundcrew carrier a/c & operations handling training, some of the instructors drive them, the throttles are restricted to prevent accidental/unwanted excess power settings.
Re: RNAS Culdrose Base Visit
lynothehammer wrote:Kenny wrote:What a great insight. Glad to see our SHars aren't sold for scrap like the GRs.
When were these taken? I saw the T.4 in bits on a truck recently
Old Harrier T.4 on the move by Kenster79, on Flickr
The trip was on 21 September 2012.
They have a hanger of 10 Sea Harriers all in immaculate condition, and the best part is they all run too apparently...
Above T4 was XW271?? and aparanly it was on its way to Bentwater?!
Yeap. SFDO often ground taxi the SHAR and some times... Even at night!!!!