Part of a batch of 110 Hunter F.6s, XG194 served 43, 111 and 92 Sqdns before modification to FGA.9 and allocation to 229 OCU. On being withdrawn, it was mocked up to look like a Soviet Sukhoi to train personnel on disarming WarPac types. In 2009 the aircraft was rescued from dereliction at RAF North Luffenham by the Wattisham Airfield Museum, where it has undergone restoration to its former appearance as a Treble-One Sqdn 'Black Arrows' aircraft. Indeed XG194 was the lead Hunter in the famous 22-ship loop at SABC Farnborough 1958.

Photographer not known. XG194 still survives, restored by the Wattisham Airfield Museum into its former colours as a member of the famous Black Arrows RAF aerobatic team.

Think there were maybe 10 of these Hunters that week. Aircraft to land runway 09. Date not logged at the time, estimate given.