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a BAe Hawk T1A operated by 736 Naval Air Squadron of the Royal Navy prior to its disbandment in 2022. This photo shows XX281 when it was one of two display Hawks in 2009 for FLY NAVY 100. The later 2006 tower.
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DY02 Here below is a second from Barry, tower on the left in the distance with Sea Harrier T8 ZB604
DY03 we think this too is Yeovilton, with the Sea Vixens of 892 squadron in the early 60s?
DY04 Sea Vixen XJ518/209 above
DY05 Lynx XZ240 below
DY06 1985 Sea Vixen XN692 SAH17
DY07 1994
DY08 1980s?
DY09 1970s photo from Cliff Bancroft who found this photo amongst a family collection
DY10 Hawker Hunter T8 XL580/717 VL at Yeovilton possibly from the Air Direction Training Unit
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DY14 This is the new tower
DY15 dated 1956
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DY13 has 3 x ‘C ‘ type hangars so is not Yeovilton; I believe it’s Lossiemouth.
I’m a bit dubious about DY14 too; if they’ve had a new tower built on the south side, fair enough but otherwise I think it might be Chivenor.
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Thanks Terry
I had wondered about DY14 myself
John
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I’ve moved DY13 to the Lossie post. DY14 is the new Yeovilton tower https://www.cpmg-architects.com/architecture/projects/rnas-yeovilton-atc
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I was a visitor here in 1992 for the airshow. I must admit to giving a sailor a bit of grief at the ATC display in one of the hangars. It was over the long running saga of the Fleet Air Arm(and that includes RN ATC) of not using ZULU time!
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Just spotted the Sea Harrier picture DY01. That is most certainly not Yeovilton, it is in fact Leuchars.
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thanks Richard, I’ve swapped it over
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