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WS788, 1954 Gloster Meteor NF(T).14, C/N: Not found WS788

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WS788, 1954 Gloster Meteor NF(T).14 C/N Not found WS788, Gloster Meteor NF14.First served with 152 Sqn at Wattisham in 1954 (and in whose colours it is displayed) and finally as RAF Leeming's

Gloster Meteor NF14.First served with 152 Sqn at Wattisham in 1954 (and in whose colours it is displayed) and finally as RAF Leeming's "gate guardian" until 1991. At the Yorkshire Air Museum in 1997.

Folder: Malcolm Clarke's photo gallery > Military - UK including Warbirds > Gloster > Meteor

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Photographer: Malcolm Clarke
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Shot Date: 1997-06-08
Airport: ELVINGTON
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Upload Date: 2009-11-29
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  • WS788 @ X4EV - The Museum's aircraft was built at Bagington, Coventry, in February 1954. In July 1954, it was issued to 152 Squadron at Wattisham. It served with the No.1 Air Navigation School at Thorney Island and later at No.2 School at Stradishall - by Chris Hall by Chris Hall @ X4EV
  • WS788 @ EGYK - At the Yorkshire Air Museum. - by kenvidkid by kenvidkid @ EGYK
  • WS788 @ EGYK - Armstrong - Whitworth (Gloster) Meteor WS788 at Yorkshire Air Museum - by Eric.Fishwick by Eric.Fishwick @ EGYK
  • WS788 @ ELVINGTON - Gloster Meteor NF14. First served with 152 Sqn at Wattisham in 1954 and finally as RAF Leeming's gate guardian until 1991. At the Yorkshire Air Museum in 1997. - by Malcolm Clarke by Malcolm Clarke @ ELVINGTON
  • WS788 @ X4EV - The Museum's aircraft was built at Bagington, Coventry, in February 1954. In July 1954, it was issued to 152 Squadron at Wattisham. It served with the No.1 Air Navigation School at Thorney Island and later at No.2 School at Stradishall - by Chris Hall by Chris Hall @ X4EV