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Old 30th Jan 2018, 13:54
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Originally Posted by chevvron
Used to be dozens of Jaguar/JP/Gnat airframes in the workshops at Halton giving valuable experience to the brats; did some of them move to Cosford?
Also, Javelin, Hunter and Sea Vixen in my day. The flat-iron was good for airframe repairs (a lot of airframe!), Hunter was good for Hydraulics and, with the Avons for engine strip/rebuild. JP was nice for ground running, wing removal/rebuild, rigging and jacking (fairly safe if it went badly!). Sea Vixen was too big and complex really, did some fuel tank and component removal/refit work on them. Great days!

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