Vulcan Bomber 60th Anniversary
The Vulcan Bomber, which was based at RAF Waddington, celebrates its' 60th anniversary this year.
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Vulcan bomber flies over the Midlands this weekend
The last flying Vulcan Bomber will take to the skies over the Midlands for it's 60th Anniversary celebrations this weekend.
For a map of the route, which is almost 400 miles, see our Google Map here.
Flight to mark Vulcan bomber 60th anniversary
A Vulcan bomber will take off on a 3-hour flight this weekend to mark its 60th anniversary.
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by Callum WatkinsonIt's sixty years to the day since the first Vulcan bomber was tested. For the next thirty years, based at RAF Waddington, the Vulcan formed an important part of nuclear deterrant through the darkest days of the Cold War.
Retired in 1984, the only one still flying stays in the air thanks to the efforts of a family-run aerodrome in Leicestershire and the hard work of enthusiasts