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    Airframe Family: Hawker Siddeley 1/50/60/100/200 Hawk / T-45 Goshawk
    Latest Model:Hawk T.1
    Last Military Serial:XX343 MoD
    Construction Number:192/312167
    Compressed ID:Hawker Siddeley Hawk T.1 sn XX343 M...
    Latest Owner or Location:Boscombe Down Museum, Old Sarum Airfield, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

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    Dates

    Event

    Constructed as a Hawk T.1.

    26 June 1981


    Photographer: Ken Videan
    Notes: Performing a fly-by, probably from Dunsfold.

    3 July 1981

    Taken on Strength/Charge with the Ministry of Defence with s/n XX343.
    Originally allocated s/n XX353 but not taken up.

    By 1982

    Transferred to ETPS, RAE Boscombe Down.

    By 1982

    Markings Applied: 3

    12 July 1985


    Photographer: Ken Videan
    Notes: Landing at IAT Fairford.

    13 June 1992


    Photographer: Robert Nichols
    Notes: at RAE Boscombe Down Air Show

    8 April 1997

    Written off.
    When aircraft slewed to the left off the runway on take off from Boscombe Down, Wiltshire, after port tyre burst. It ran across the grass, through some trees and through a fence within the airfield, coming to rest in a compound. Both crew ejected and were taken to hospital. The student pilot received spinal injuries while the instructor received minor injuries.

    To Boscombe Down Museum, RAF Boscombe Down, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.
    Only the cockpit section survived here.
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    To Boscombe Down Museum, Old Sarum Airfield, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.
    Only the cockpit section survives here.
    View the Location Dossier

    1 February 2014


    Photographer: John Bennett
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     Aerial Visuals - The Locator by Mike Henniger, Senior Editor
    UK Serials Resource Centre by Wolverhampton Aviation Group
    Individual Contributors
     Mike Henniger
    Robert Nichols
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