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Three de Havilland Sea Vixens of 892 Squadron

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Three de Havilland Sea Vixens of 892 Squadron

Three de Havilland Sea Vixens of 892 Squadron fly past HMS Centaur wearing the flag of Rear Admiral P.J. Hill-Norton, the Flag Officer, Second in Command, Far East Fleet

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Admiral Centaur Command Havilland Norton Past Rear Second Squadron Three Vixens


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In this striking photograph, three de Havilland Sea Vixen aircraft from 892 Squadron perform a flypast over HMS Centaur, paying tribute to Rear Admiral P.J. Hill-Norton, the Flag Officer Second in Command of the Far East Fleet. The year is 1968, and the scene is set against the backdrop of a clear blue sky, with the sun casting a warm glow on the water. The Sea Vixens, with their distinctive white and blue livery, are seen flying in a V-formation, their wings glinting in the sunlight. The planes, a staple of the Royal Navy's fleet during the Cold War era, were known for their versatility and power, making them an essential asset in the defense of the UK's interests abroad. In the foreground of the image, the deck of HMS Centaur can be seen, with sailors and officers lining the rails, watching in awe as the aircraft pass by. At the helm of the ship flies the flag of Rear Admiral Hill-Norton, who would have been watching the flypast with pride and appreciation for the skill and precision of the 892 Squadron pilots. The Sea Vixens were retired from service in 1993, making this photograph a rare and valuable record of a bygone era in military aviation history. The image captures a moment of camaraderie and unity between the sailors of HMS Centaur and the pilots of 892 Squadron, showcasing the close relationship between the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force during a time of global tension.

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