<p>Yeovilton July 1982. When I was looking around in the FAA Museum, I noticed an open hangar door. The view on the platform made me forget about the old aircraft for a while.
870 XF358 - privately owned or scrapped, St Athan
872 WV363 - crashed, Feb. 1992 (pilot ok)
873 XF985 - crashed, Apr. 1992 (pilot ok)
874 WT702 - crashed, Dec. 1982 (pilot killed)
876 XF310 - on display in Australia
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