As with several aircraft at the museum, the serial and squadron marks are fake. The correct serial is XH768 which retired from service with 29 squadron in November 1966 and was subsequently used as instructional airframe 7929M at RAF Cranwell. From there it was displayed at the Historic Aircraft Museum at Southend and went to Air Classik in Germany before moving to Italy in 1995. The aircraft underwent some restoration in 2022.

This picture is in one of my late dad's log books when he was a pilot on 64 Sqn. He is flying the Javelin FAW9 XH707 / F over Malaysia with a 45 Sqn Canberra B15 and a 20 Sqn Hunter FGA9 coded A. It was also used as a front cover from the RAF publication 'Air Clues' and has the following caption. FAR EAST TRIO. Three 'RAF types' of the Far East Air Force are seen on a special formation flight along the Malaysian coast. They are a Javelin of No 64 Squadron, whose duties at Tengah have been taken over by the Mk 6 Lightnings of No 74 Sqn ; a Canberra of No 45 Sqn ; and a Hunter of No 20 Sqn.