for phase one of the project. Tangmere Military Aviation Museum Tangmere Military Aviation Museum was founded by a group of enthusiastic veterans. It has a replica Supermarine Spitfire and Hawker Hurricane as well as many original aircraft, including Neville Duke's speed record Hawker Hunter. On display is the 'Star' Meteor flown by Teddy Donaldson when he set the World Air Speed Record in September 1946, breaking the 1,000 km/h barrier. 34067 locomotive A number of Oliver Bulleid's light pacific locomotives were named after Battle of Britain squadrons, stations, or commanders. One such locomotive that is preserved and still in main line operation is named "Tangmere" (no 34067). See also List of Battle of Britain airfields List of Battle of Britain squadrons References External links Tangmere Military Aviation Museum Royal Air Force stations in West Sussex Battle of Britain Military installations closed in 1970 Royal Air Force stations of World War II in the United Kingdom