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Vickers Armstrong research and development collection - Wild Goose project, can WG-63, circa 1948

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC99/196

A model Wild Goose aircraft, with wings swept back 30º, is launched by hand in a field.

Vickers Armstrong research and development collection - Wild Goose project, can WG-42, circa 1948

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC99/176

Model aircraft are seen in flight over a field and on crash-landing. Several sequences are shown.

Vickers Armstrong research and development collection - Wild Goose project, can WG-62, circa 1948

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC99/195

Model Wild Goose aircraft are launched by catapult from the top of a tower at Brooklands.

Vickers Wellington III prototype, L4251, and Supermarine Spitfire I port side air-to-air from slightly above

Photographs, In Storage, X003-2674/878

Vickers Viscount 800, XT575, ex-OE-LAG, cockpit lower radio racks on port side

Photographs, In Storage, X002-9534/967

Vickers Viscount 800, XT575, rear of radome on mini-tower for trial

Photographs, In Storage, X002-9534/1541

Close-up of Vickers Wellesley K8528 "The Boomerang" with underwing bomb store panniers fitted (long glazed canopy between cockpits led to unrecognised Mk. II designation), Cairo, Egypt, n.d., circa 1942

Photographs, In Storage, PC71/73/39

Vickers Wellesley (K8528), starboard rear view of cockpit area, on ground.

Vickers Viscount 838, XT661, on hard standing, with all four engines running

Photographs, In Storage, X002-9534/1972

Side view of Vickers F.B.16D, A8963, with Maj James Thomas Byford McCudden VC standing next to it, Turnberry, 1918

Photographs, In Storage, PC74/1/253

Vickers F.B.16D (A8963), starboard front view, with Maj James Thomas Byford McCudden VC standing next to it.

Vickers Armstrong research and development collection - Wild Goose project, can WG.10b, 1951

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC99/150/2

Trials film showing the launch of a Wild Goose experimental aircraft which then crashes on the airfield.