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  • Saying goodbye to the 'Mighty Hunter'

    23:05 29 March 2010Military fixed wing Procurement Military Accidents Historic aircraft Operators Bombers

    The UK's Nimrod MR2 fleet will bow out of service on 31 March. We look back at the type's operational history, and fly on one of the type's final training sorties ...


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  • Saying goodbye to the 'Mighty Hunter'

    23:05 29 March 2010

    The UK's Nimrod MR2 fleet will bow out of service on 31 March. We look back at the type's operational history, and fly...


  • UK's Shadow R1 'to complement, not duplicate' intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets

    11:00 12 February 2009

    The UK Ministry of Defence has declined to provide information about a new fleet of intelligence, surveillance and...


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  • Saying goodbye to the 'Mighty Hunter'

    News | 29 Mar 2010 23:05 | Craig Hoyle

    The UK's Nimrod MR2 fleet will bow out of service on 31 March. We look back at the type's operational history, and fly on one of the type's final training sorties ...http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/Saying-goodbye-to-the-Mighty-Hunter-339943/

  • UK's Shadow R1 'to complement, not duplicate' intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets

    News | 12 Feb 2009 11:00 | Craig Hoyle

    The UK Ministry of Defence has declined to provide information about a new fleet of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft based on the Beechcraft...http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/UKs-Shadow-R1-to-complement-not-duplicate-intelligence-surveillance-and-reconnaissance-assets-322442/

  • RAF Nimrod facelift begins

    News | 26 Feb 1997 00:00

    <p>The Royal Air Force has begun to ship the first of its British Aerospace Nimrod MR2s from Kinloss in Scotland to FR Aviation in Bournemouth, southern England, for refurbishment as part of its Replacement Maritime Patrol Aircraft programme. Three aircraft, held in storage, were stripped to the fuselage and flown in an Antonov An-124 to FR Aviation. A fourth, in storage, is being converted under Project Anneka to replace an electronic-intelligence Nimrod R1 lost in 1996. </p>http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/RAF-Nimrod-facelift-begins-1814/

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