The aircraft shown carries 14 Squadron markings operating out of RAF TENGAH Singapore in the mid fifties. This aircraft could not be one its a Swiss Air Force version.
+Martin Beales Correct, this ex-Swiss Air Force Venom tips its hat at those who served in the RNZAF in the '50's by carrying the colour scheme of one of the aircraft flown in SE Asia during that period. In fact the colour scheme is that of T.T. Bland, who went on to be a founding member and later patron of the New Zealand Warbirds Association.
Ryan O'Connell It's in the Classic Flyers Museum in Tauranga, New Zealand. It was parked out side during this show as a static exhibit. Not sure exactly or the origins of this aircraft...
That was a great to see air plane, Thanks for sharing, think we have a couple flying still in the uk
Awesome thanks!
Neat jet.
WOW!! I don't think there is a single one of these aircraft in the US. I'm sharing. :-)
Excellent. Another reason to go :-)
The aircraft shown carries 14 Squadron markings operating out of RAF TENGAH Singapore in the mid fifties. This aircraft could not be one its a Swiss Air Force version.
+Martin Beales Correct, this ex-Swiss Air Force Venom tips its hat at those who served in the RNZAF in the '50's by carrying the colour scheme of one of the aircraft flown in SE Asia during that period. In fact the colour scheme is that of T.T. Bland, who went on to be a founding member and later patron of the New Zealand Warbirds Association.
I bet it's cool to fly one of these classic hotrod of the sky
Very nice. What's the story with the F-86 in the background?
Ryan O'Connell It's in the Classic Flyers Museum in Tauranga, New Zealand. It was parked out side during this show as a static exhibit. Not sure exactly or the origins of this aircraft...
@@HistAvFilmUnit does this aircraft still fly?
Did any of the Vampires of 14 Squadron RNZAF survive?