Avro Vulcan - Survivor XM652

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B.2 XM652 - Sue & Roy Jerman, Welshpool, Powys, Wales

Vulcan B.2 XM652 at Welshpool, 10th June 2018; Richard E Flagg

Vulcan B.2 XM652 at Welshpool, 23rd June 2011; Francis Wallace

Finally, XM652. Now owned by Sue and Roy Jerman on their farm at Welshpool, 652 is part of a large private collection of aircraft nose sections, and is currently the only one outdoors. Hopefully this will change soon and it will be mounted appropriately to give access to the cockpit. The photo above shows her back in 2018 at Welshpool looking rather green...!

Information on this page current as of 24/06/2021, last updated by Jake

Find other photos of XM652 on the following sites:

Air-Britain - Airliners.net - Airplane-Pictures.net - flickr.com - WorldAirPics.com - JetPhotos.net - PlanePictures.net

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David Cooper from Chudleigh	Posted at 10:49pm on Thursday, September 14th, 2023
I am looking at a photo of John Barnard, Malcolm Pluck, Vince Hobbs, Tony Thornthwaite and one other who might be a navigator. My partner's dad is Flight Lieutenant Malcolm Pluck. He is well and happy in Nuneaton Warwickshire. Happy to see something is left of her. In the photo she is wearing anti flash white.kindest regards. David Cooper
Dave Barber from Sheffield	Posted at 8:15pm on Sunday, December 6th, 2020
I've found this afternoon while going through my loft a copy of the South Sheffield Guardian newspaper. It reports that XM652 was to be cut up into pieces and brought to Sheffield by Dr Damian Morgan.
Martyn Jones from Cannock	Posted at 5:12pm on Friday, February 12th, 2016
I took this picture while the vulcan was at Burntwood. I gave it to Colin Means at one of the early Vulcan open days at Wellesbourne back in the early 1990s.
J Butterworth from Preston	Posted at 4:50pm on Sunday, October 26th, 2014
I visited the Caravan Club 5 van site on the farm in 2005 and had a good look around the exhibits seeing the Vulcan cockpit then. The address is - Lower Trehelig, Welshpool, Powys, Wales. SY21 8SG There is an article about the site and the museum in an article in the Caravan Club magazine. Do a search for - Lower Trehelig CL - and the link should be at the top. Unfortunately the direct web link could not be posted. Hopefully Brian Tubbs might see this and be re-united!
E Turvey from WS7	Posted at 8:21pm on Monday, August 26th, 2013
This Vulcan cockpit Vulcan B.2 XM652 used to reside in a garden in Burntwood,Staffordshire. It was owned by Tim Wassell some time ago. We had been wondering where it had relocated to.
Dave Naylor from Chester	Posted at 8:30pm on Monday, June 10th, 2013
This nose cone was on display at Welshpool air show yesterday. It looked in a bit better condition than in the photo shown above, it is now up on a stand. It didn't look like there was access available to the cockpit. I took a couple of photos.
David Tubbs from Southend-On-Sea	Posted at 12:19pm on Friday, July 13th, 2012
Hi there. I was just wondering if anyone could confirm whether this nose (XM652) is still with Sue and Roy in Welshpool? I am the god son of the captain who flew this Vulcan and i was taken in the cockpit when i was young and would love to revisit it now i am old enough to remember. Any help in locating this would be appreciated. Kind Regards Dave

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