Line up of Vampire F.3s at North Weald in 1950.

English Electric-built Vampire F.III VF345.

No. 603 (City of Edinburgh) Squadron, Royal Auxiliary Air Force, Vampires F.B.Mk 5s WA432 "D", WA434 "E", VZ848 "S" and VZ864 "G" in formation, April 1954. Squadron markings consisted of a light blue/roundel red chequerboard pattern, flanked top and bottom by horizontal bars of dark navy blue. Camouflage had just begun to be applied, WA434 being in non-standard scheme

Vampire F.B.Mk 5s armed with 3-inch rockets.

На снимке - самолет Vampire FB.Mk 5. Схема с двумя хвостовыми балками помогает свести к минимуму потери тяги, используя максимально короткое реактивное сопло.
Vampire F.B.Mk 5 VV217 later used for trial installation of Sea Vixen nose wheel steering.

The D.H.115 Vampire T.Mk 11 became the RAF’s standard advanced trainer in February 1952.