In service with the Royal Air Force, 1964 - 1st June 1991. This site has no official connection with the Ministry of Defence or the Royal Air Force. RAF Bloodhound MKII Squadrons and Support Units. This site relies on contributions from those who served on the Bloodhound MkII system. Why not join the BMPG and be part of a team actively.

Just some of the machines and systems being restored to working order by the Computer Conservation Society. Constructing the EDSAC Replica - Lessons Learned. See events page for more information. In particular, we should stress that a list of the document titles is essential before any progress can be made. Document Exchange within the CCS. Exciting news from Bletchley Park! .

Will take place on Wednesday 30 May 2018 at the. Simon Watts, MBE, DSc, FREng, Visiting Professor in the Dept. of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University College, London on. UK Maritime Surveillance Radars for the RAF, 1950 2010. See here for further details and to book a place. So far, we have devo.

The Bloodhound MKII missile system was a key part of the integrated UK air defences during the Cold War, a wholly British designed defensive weapon to counter nuclear armed, high flying bombers at long range. Bloodhound MKII became operational with the RAF in 1964 and continued to be improved as new technology became available with its operational role continually enhanced to include the countering of low level air strikes. Work Day 17th December 2016.

Introduction to Jets of the Cold War. The reason for this site is to build up information pertaining to aircraft from the Cold War. The site is continuously being added to and updated with information, images, reviews all relating to aircraft from the Cold War period. I would also like to hear from restoration and preservation groups that are working on Cold War era aircraft. You can see examples of how this would work by visiting the Restoration. Page It is actually Restoration and Preservation.