Airfield identity

27 Jan 2015 20:22 #1 by 825eagle
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Anyone any ideas to the name of this airfield?

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We know that it is an English Electric Wren which is still flying at Shuttleworth.

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27 Jan 2015 21:21 #2 by ianbache
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They look like royal navy wessex and are they Gnats parked next to the line up, if they are navy wessex it could be a RNAS Prestwick, Yeovilton, Culdrose, etc, amongst others,
only a guess though. somebody will come along a find it without doubt.
Regards Ian

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27 Jan 2015 22:08 #3 by Kevin Aeronca old
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They look like royal navy wessex and are they Gnats parked next to the line up, if they are navy wessex it could be a RNAS Prestwick, Yeovilton, Culdrose, etc, amongst others,
only a guess though. somebody will come along a find it without doubt.
Regards Ian


Farnborough, 5-11 September 1966
Wessex of 707 and 845 Squadrons; Red Arrows Gnats

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27 Jan 2015 22:45 #4 by REF
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Farnborough would be my guess too, I think the hangar is still there

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17 Oct 2018 10:46 - 18 Oct 2018 17:27 #5 by TerryClark
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Farnborough would be my guess too, I think the hangar is still there

It's an aircraft shed, not a hangar; it's called 'A' Shed and is still in use by GAMA Engineering and by another operation I could tell you about but if I did I'd have to kill you. :evil:
'K,' 'N' and 'D' Sheds are the only other aircraft sheds left, TAG having demolished 'M', 'L' and 'C' sheds.
'Q' shed (used by Marine 1, 2 and 3 during Clinton's vistis) was demolished to build the Flight Safety International building and 'H' shed, a T1 on the south side which housed the E 28/39s and early Meteors, was demolished (in spite of my protests about its historic significance and suggesting it be listed) about 12 years ago.

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17 Jan 2021 04:58 #6 by TerryClark
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Farnborough would be my guess too, I think the hangar is still there

It's an aircraft shed, not a hangar; it's called 'A' Shed and is still in use by GAMA Engineering and by another operation I could tell you about but if I did I'd have to kill you. :evil:
'K,' 'N' and 'D' Sheds are the only other aircraft sheds left, TAG having demolished 'M', 'L' and 'C' sheds.
'Q' shed (used by Marine 1, 2 and 3 during Clinton's vistis) was demolished to build the Flight Safety International building and 'H' shed, a T1 on the south side which housed the E 28/39s and early Meteors, was demolished (in spite of my protests about its historic significance and suggesting it be listed) about 12 years ago.

A Shed was demolished about 2 years ago.

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