De Havilland Sea Vixen

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De Havilland Sea Vixen
posted by Chipmunker
Thu, Sep 6 2007
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A De Havilland Sea Vixen at Bruntingthorpe Cold War Aircraft Collection. Apparently these a twin-boom, two seat naval fighters, developed from the DH110, was the last of the De Havilland twin-boom fighters (such as the Vampire and Venom).

The cockpit is offset to port, both to allow him reconnaissance, and also because the radar operator was buried in the starboard fuselage in the "Coal Hole" where he could see his radar display better in the dark