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GALLERY: 90 years of RAF training marked at Linton

Pilot's notes for the Tiger Moth aircraft JPG (56.3 KB)

Pilot's notes for the Tiger Moth aircraft [Picture: Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

A 1920s Armstrong Whitworth Atlas JPG (68.7 KB)

A 1920s Armstrong Whitworth Atlas flown by Number 1 Flying Training School [Picture: Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

The Senior Course in 1929 JPG (113.8 KB)

The Senior Course in 1929 at Number 1 Flying Training School [Picture: Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

1928 Hawker Hart JPG (77.6 KB)

1928 Hawker Hart flown by Number 1 Flying Training School [Picture: Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

1960s Jet Provost JPG (67.1 KB)

1960s Jet Provost flown by Number 1 Flying Training School [Picture: Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

A De Havilland 9A JPG (101.8 KB)

A De Havilland 9A, the first aircraft flown by Number 1 Flying Training School, seen here in First World War livery [Picture: Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Nine RAF Tucano trainers flying over York JPG (179.1 KB)

Nine RAF Tucano trainers flying over the River Ouse in York [Picture: David Harrison]

The RAF's Red Arrows perform at the RAF Linton-on-Ouse Families Day JPG (52.6 KB)

The RAF's Red Arrows perform at the RAF Linton-on-Ouse Families Day and celebration of Number 1 Flying Training School's 90th anniversary [Picture: David Harrison]

GALLERY: 90 years of RAF training marked at Linton

The 90th anniversary of military pilot training was celebrated recently with various events at RAF Linton-on-Ouse, North Yorkshire, the home of the Number 1 Flying Training School.
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