Gloster Meteor F.8 WH505 leads a formation of 20 Meteors of 610 (County of Chester) and 611 (West Lancashire) Squadrons Royal Auxiliary Air Force in a formation in the shape of the letters 'HP' to mark their base at RAF Hooton Park, Cheshire. The formation was at the annual Battle of Britain show at the airfield which closed in 1958.

F-86A Sabre of 81 Fighter Interceptor Wing/91st Fighter Interceptor Squadron, based at RAF Bentwaters, Suffolk. Displayed at the RAF Hooton Park, Cheshire, Battle of Britain Day display in 1952. Aircraft now displayed in false marks in Alaska.

Firefly FR.1 converted to T.3 observer trainer. Newly delivered to 1841 Squadron at RNAS Stretton with the stations code 'JA' but no individual aircraft code. Displayed at the RAF Hooton Park 1952 Battle of Britain Day with the 1918-built 'Belfast Truss' Hangars at the right.

Nineteen Meteors of 610 (County of Chester) and 611 (West Lancashire) Squadrons start to peel off for a stream landing at their RAF Hooton Park base after a flypast at the 1952 Battle of Britain air show.

RAF Washington B.1 of 90 Squadron based at RAF Marham. Displayed at the 1952 Battle of Britain show at RAF Hooton Park, Cheshire. Ex 44-62231. Flew into ground at night near Llanarmon, Denbigh, on 8 January 1953.