WH725

Aircraft:
English Electric Canberra
Reg: WH725 photos
Serial #:
71206
Airline: United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)
Photo Date: Jan 22, 2015
Uploaded: Jun 18, 2016
Duxford - EGSU, United Kingdom

Notes:

WH725 was built by English Electric it was delivered on 25th May, 1953 to No. 15 Squadron, RAF Coningsby. Transferred to No 50 Squadron at RAF Binbrook, following the Suez Campaign, it moved with the unit to RAF Upwood in Cambridgeshire, to join another Canberra squadron, No. 60. It was finally struck off charge in 1972. It was then transferred to Duxford where it is not on display.

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WH725 was built by English Electric it was delivered on 25th May, 1953 to No. 15 Squadron, RAF Coningsby. Transferred to No 50 Squadron at RAF Binbrook, following the Suez Campaign, it moved with the unit to RAF Upwood in Cambridgeshire, to join another Canberra squadron, No. 60. It was finally struck off charge in 1972. It was then transferred to Duxford where it is not on display.