Help Secure the Future of Nimrod XV232

Nimrod XV232 is one of the last surviving examples of Britain’s iconic maritime patrol aircraft and a veteran of the Cold War era.

Following the closure of Coventry Airport, the aircraft is currently being prepared for relocation to its future home in partnership with the RAF Manston History Museum. This complex preservation project will ensure that XV232 remains accessible to future generations and continues to tell the story of Britain’s maritime aviation heritage.

Latest Project News

Follow the latest updates on the relocation, preservation and restoration project, including engineering activities, fundraising progress and volunteer achievements.

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Support the Project

The relocation and preservation of XV232 requires significant specialist equipment, transportation, insurance and engineering support.

Every donation helps secure the future of this historic aircraft.

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Strategic Partnerships

The Nimrod Preservation Group XV232 CIC is working in partnership with the RAF Manston History Museum to secure a long-term future for the aircraft and develop opportunities for public engagement and heritage education.

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About XV232

XV232 is one of the most historically significant surviving Nimrods and represents an important chapter in British military aviation history.

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