Early publicity shot, ACRT and Whirlwind Helicopter. (A Queens Flight Aircraft?) *

Restored and preserved TACT, believed to have gone to America.(Steve Greenaway.) *

Early TACR1,RAF Cottesmore.(John Shakespeare.) *

RAF Manston,Fire School TACR1. *

RAF Wittering,TACR1.(John Shakespeare.)

The first TACR1 built. Beautifully restored and preserved by Steve Shirley,a serving RAF Fireman. *

Practice crash, deployed to a Canberra wreck, RAF Manston.

Seen here,with another preserved classic, the MK8.

Lined up for my camera,at the Waddington Airshow.

RAF Gibraltar.TACR on the Rock.I shot this in early 1990,by which time the vehicle was retired from Crash duties and was being used merely as a run-about.

Dayglo orange TACR1,at an unknown Far Eastern location.(John Broadley,ex RAF Fireman.)

TACR1 at RAF Honnington,circa 1988.A brand new TACR2A had arrived,and this was the spare. *

Rear view,showing the rearward facing seat,for the third crew member.

RAF Shawbury TACR1.(John Shakespeare.)

Royal Navy TACR1, former RNAS Portland. (John Shakespeare.)

Royal Navy TACR1, formerly at RNAS Portland, and note the dayglo livery. (John Shakespeare.)

This TAC1 got a bit too close to a training fire at Manston, and you can see the outcome... (RAF Manston.)

The aluminium door skins and body panels have actually melted through. (RAF Manston.)