28 August 1945 – The Start of the Vulcan Story by Dr. Robert Pleming
The July 1945 General Election saw a Labour Government come to power in a landslide victory under Prime Minister Clement Attlee. The use of two
| Number | Name |
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| 22762 | Mr Philip Goodliffe |
| Number | Name |
|---|---|
| 25833 | Mr Bernard Shaw |
| 20277 | Mr Geoffrey K Latham |
| 26320 | Mr Richard Keniston |
| 12256 | Mrs Gloria Lawrence |
| 21175 | Mrs K M Henderson |
| 25772 | Mrs Sue Gooch |
| 21549 | Mr Robert Snowden |
| 22520 | Mr Christopher Gardner |
| 20030 | Mr Alistair Campbell |
| 21391 | Mr J Phil Jeremiah |
The July 1945 General Election saw a Labour Government come to power in a landslide victory under Prime Minister Clement Attlee. The use of two
Test beds Aside from regular duties, several Vulcan airframes were put to use in test and development roles. XA894 spent all its life as a
No. 27 Squadron flew the last Scampton Vulcan Sortie on the 31st March 1982, disbandment day, and handed over the maritime reconnaissance role to the
On 16 July 1945, with the support of Britain, the United States detonated the world’s first atomic weapon. In August 1949, the USSR successfully tested