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Ben Dunnell

Ben Dunnell

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Editor, Aeroplane Monthly

Sheffield

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Crime news, war chronicle, economics and finance.

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Total articles 4

  • Hucknall Flight Test Museum to reopen

    By Ben Dunnell Verified| key.Aero Verified The Hucknall Flight Test Museum, located at the former Rolls-Royce aero engine site in Nottinghamshire, will be officially opening to the public on 5 April. Repairs and exhibit refurbishments have been conducted, and donations made to the collection by, among others, the RAF Museum such as an early Welland jet engine and a sectioned Merlin 24, along with smaller artefacts from the Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust and the company photographic department.

    By Ben Dunnell Verified · key.Aero

    Feb. 18, 2025

  • When conscripts flew RAF fighters

    By Ben Dunnell Verified| key.Aero Verified ON HER MAJESTY’S NATIONAL SERVICE The days when National Service pilots flew RAF jet fighters are understandably long gone, but memories remain strong – not least amongst those who piloted Meteors By BEN DUNNELLAt this distance, bearing in mind the complexities of training to fly and fight in today’s combat aircraft, the notion of conscripts flying jet fighters seems almost extraordinary. National Service, though, was about more than just squaddies square-bashing.

    By Ben Dunnell Verified · key.Aero

    Jun. 18, 2022

  • Hucknall Flight Test Museum to reopen

    By Ben Dunnell Verified| key.Aero Verified The Hucknall Flight Test Museum, located at the former Rolls-Royce aero engine site in Nottinghamshire, will be officially opening to the public on 5 April. Repairs and exhibit refurbishments have been conducted, and donations made to the collection by, among others, the RAF Museum such as an early Welland jet engine and a sectioned Merlin 24, along with smaller artefacts from the Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust and the company photographic department.

    By Ben Dunnell Verified · key.Aero

    Feb. 18, 2025

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Aeroplane Monthly