Hawker Siddeley HS.780/HS.748 Andover

24 Jan 2016 02:08 - 25 Jan 2016 07:49 #1 by Scammell Amazon
Hawker Siddeley HS.780/HS.748 Andover was created by Scammell Amazon
scrap in Sandbach



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24 Jan 2016 04:33 #2 by David Thompson
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Sad to say it's actually an Andover C1(PR) , XS641 and was sold off by the MOD to the Sandbach company back in 2005 .
I seem to recall that it may also have made an appearance at the Glastonbury Festival ? Possibly !

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24 Jan 2016 10:53 #3 by Scammell Amazon
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you are correct David it was used as a prop at Glastonbury

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24 Jan 2016 14:42 #4 by REF
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Are they still there?

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24 Jan 2016 15:30 #5 by Scammell Amazon
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don't know Richard it was a sort of advertising hoarding for the scrap yard. LOOK we are here

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24 Jan 2016 20:30 #6 by David Thompson
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Are they still there?


Just the one Rich and I belive it's still there ?

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14 Feb 2016 11:23 #7 by canberra
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This was as has been said a C(PR)1 Andover. Im guessing that it served on 60 Sqn when they replaced their Pembrokes. Both the Pembroke and the Andovers on 60 Sqn were used to take pictures of East Germany when they were flying in and out of Gatow on their routine comms flights.

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01 Oct 2018 09:21 #8 by canberra
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Back in the days of the Andover how were Andover pilots trained? Was there a conversion unit or did each squadron train their own?

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01 Oct 2018 09:38 #9 by netcompsys
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Back in the days of the Andover how were Andover pilots trained? Was there a conversion unit or did each squadron train their own?


Certainly 242 OCU at THorney Island were training Andover crew at the beginning

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13 Oct 2018 13:51 #10 by netcompsys
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Topic title amended so as to cover both prime variants of the Andover

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