Gloucester Javelin XH767 fuselage currently being stored in the car park of the East Midlands Aeropark awaiting restoration. This aircraft has been transferred from the Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington in England.

On static display at the Yorkshire Air Museum.

This aircraft stands by the edge of the car park at the Yorkshire Air Museum. Photographed here after this very friendly museum's Night Shoot.

The Javelin was a T tail delta wing all weather interceptor and fighter that first flew in 1951 and a total of 436 were built. Early flight testing was beset with problems and the type did not enter service until 1956 and most were short lived in service. This example is seen at the Yorkshire Air Museum.