Red Arrows, 50p and Royal Mint

For the Red Arrows, one problem is that none of these aircraft do what the team has always done with their Folland Gnat and BAE Hawk aircraft – represent British aerospace engineering.
The reverse of the coin features three of the Red ArrowsBAE Systems Hawk T1 aircraft, accompanied by the coloured trails used in the RAF team’s aerial displays. The Stories of the Second ...
BAE Brough is a very important part of the local and regional economy." PA Media The Unite union has called for the Red Arrows to use the latest Hawk jet The Unite union has called on the ...
The reverse of the coin features three of the Red ArrowsBAE Systems Hawk T1 aircraft, accompanied by the coloured trails used in the team’s aerial displays. – Stories of the Second World ...
The reverse of the coin features three of the Red Arrows' BAE Systems Hawk T1 aircraft, accompanied by the coloured trails used in the team's aerial displays. Stories of the Second World War ...
Wreckage is shown where the jet ploughed into the woodland north of the village of St Martin The RAF and Royal Navy have paused flying of all Hawk T1 jets - including the Red Arrows - after a ...
The reverse of the coin features three of the Red ArrowsBAE Systems Hawk T1 aircraft, accompanied by the coloured trails used in the team’s aerial displays. The Stories of the Second World ...