Vulcan low-level against hillside BW version Metal Print

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Vulcan XH558 restored to late 1960s livery. Recalling the change of tactics that the RAF Avro Vulcan deterrent aircraft and their crews had to undergo in the mid-1960s in response to improving Soviet defence capability, switching from very high level to very low. In the process they were repainted from their brilliant white "anti-flash" finish to the now-familiar grey and green camouflage pattern with white undersides.

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