BAC
British Aircraft Corporation Ltd. was formed in 1960 after the British Government demanded that Bristol, English Electric and Vickers be merged to produce the TSR.2 attack bomber aircraft. Although the TSR.2 was cancelled in 1965, BAC produced several successful civil transport and military aircraft before it was merged into British Aerospace (BAe) by the nationalization of the UK aerospace industry in 1977.
Hunting Jet Provost During the mid-1950's, Britain's Royal Air Force utilized converted front line jets for training pur...
BAC Strikemaster BAC Strikemaster (G-UYNR) at RAF Fairford (UK), July 2003.
The Strikemaster is essentially an arm...
Jet Provost close up History: During the mid-1950's, Britain's Royal Air Force utilized converted front line jets for tra...
Ex-RAF Lightning During the 1950s, the British English Electric (later BAC) firm developed Britain's first (and in a ...
Sepecat Jaguar RAF The Jaguar program began in the early 1960s, in response to a British requirement for an advanced su...
BAC TSR-2 The best tactical strike aircraft never? Its a pity this beautiful beast was cancelled by a stuffy g...
SEPECAT Jaguar Jaguar in the "Raspberry Ripple" colours of the RAF Research and Development facility. This one is p...
Jaguar GR3A GB Jaguar GR3A GB taken at RAF Waddinton air show in 2004.
Jaguar T4 Jaguar T4 EZ XX847 taken at RAF Coningsby September 2006
BAC 1-11 G-AVMP I'm glad RAF Cosford have this aircraft on display, as it holds a certain sentimental note for me! T...
Ex-RAF Jet Provost Ex-RAF Jet Provost seen here at Abingdon, UK (2003).
RAF Jaguar see at Nellis AFB on Red Flag Exercise The intended BAES base visit to Nellis AFB was unfortunately cancelled due to there being a Red Flag...
