What Aircraft?
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Could be an EE Canberra.
The BAC plate could be a later fitment at overhaul/refurbish. It looks newer than the background material.
Could the drawing number be : EM = English Electric Military ?
The inspection stamp appears to be V487 which would be a Vickers no. I think my fathers no. was V881 but he didn't work on canberras.
The BAC plate could be a later fitment at overhaul/refurbish. It looks newer than the background material.
Could the drawing number be : EM = English Electric Military ?
The inspection stamp appears to be V487 which would be a Vickers no. I think my fathers no. was V881 but he didn't work on canberras.
I believe that VX185 had been WFU in 1959 (ie before BAC was formed)
Canberra numbers were usually EA2,EA3 etc
EE insp Stamps were usually EEP although Canberras were also built by Avro,HP and Shorts.
Samlesbury was also a big production centre - did they use EEP insp stamps as well ?
Canberra numbers were usually EA2,EA3 etc
EE insp Stamps were usually EEP although Canberras were also built by Avro,HP and Shorts.
Samlesbury was also a big production centre - did they use EEP insp stamps as well ?
Part of a Recce Pod showing a camera port/window was all I could come up with.
BAC did make a recce pod for Saudi Lightnings (mounted in the front of the belly tank),not sure if they built the structural parts of the Jaguar Pod,I guess the actual paint colour might give clues.
What was it advertised as ??
BAC did make a recce pod for Saudi Lightnings (mounted in the front of the belly tank),not sure if they built the structural parts of the Jaguar Pod,I guess the actual paint colour might give clues.
What was it advertised as ??
Difficult to make a good guess without dimensions etc.
But I see that the BAC Strikey (Strikemaster) also had a camera pod available,although I have not seen a close up of the pod.
But I see that the BAC Strikey (Strikemaster) also had a camera pod available,although I have not seen a close up of the pod.
The Green colour might point more to Jag/Strikey or similar anyway ?
Most of the later pods were quite a bit bigger,but some of the early pods were more like small drop tank dia - in fact some were partly modified drop tanks .