2 bomber to the K.2 tanker ... Cold War Jets Museum at Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome in Leicestershire. The Handley Page Victor stands in the annuals of British aviation history as one of its longest ...

With its sweeping crescent wings and futuristic profile, the Handley Page Victor looked like it came from another world. But this odd design gave Britain a high-flying edge during the Cold War. Here's ...

The Handley Page Victor, which has a wingspan of 110ft ... who flew the plane as a bomber and as a tanker during his time in the RAF. "But we didn't go, so we won from that point of view.

The Vickers Valiant, the Handley Page Victor, and the Avro Vulcan were all selected to make up the force, entering service in 1955 through 1957 respectively. Each bomber featured ejector seats for ...

The Handley Page Victor XH648 was retired to the museum at ... The Victor was first flown in 1959 as a bomber aircraft and then, later on, was used as an air-to-air refueling aircraft.

The 110-foot wingspan Handley Page Victor is the only surviving aircraft ... The plane, which took five years to restore, served initially as a bomber and later as a tanker before it was acquired ...

The Vickers Valiant, the Handley Page Victor, and the Avro Vulcan were all selected to make up the force, entering service in 1955 through 1957 respectively. Each bomber featured ejector seats for ...

A PLANE once intended as a nuclear bomber for the Royal Air Force will be doing an engine run for the public at a museum near York. The Handley Page Victor arrived at the Yorkshire Air Museum ...

A historic aircraft at the Yorkshire Air Museum built as a nuclear bomber in 1961 is to undergo a repaint. The Handley Page Victor, XL231 was later converted into a tanker to refuel other aircraft ...

The last surviving Cold War jet bomber of its kind will go on display near Cambridge in time for the May half term. The Handley Page Victor XH648 was futuristic when it was designed in the 1950s.

A second Thunday Day event will take place at Yorkshire Air Museum this weekend where visitors can watch WW2 aircraft fire up their engines including Handley Page Victor tanker, Nimrod and Dakota.