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Planes that were stationed at RAF Church Fenton
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Church Fenon has house a whole wealth of planes such as the spit fire (right) and the Buffalo (left)


During the 1950s, the station was home to three jet fighter squadrons - 19, 72 and 609. 19 Squadron was a day-fighter squadron, initially equipped with Meteors, but then converted to Hunters and flew these for the rest of its' time at Church Fenton. 72 Squadron, however, soldiered on in its night-fighter role with Meteor 11s and 14s, before converting to the glamour of Javelins in April 1959, shortly before the base changed role.
Other planes to have been stationed are:

 

 

Demons
Spitfires
Hurricanes
Blenheims
Battles
Buffaloes
Typhoons
Mustangs
Beaufighters
Mosquitos