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The Railway Preservation Society of Ireland’s Colmcille Railtour brought Great Northern Railway (Ireland) S class 4-4-0 No. 171 “Slieve Gullion” and five NIR bogies to Londonderry (Waterside) and the train is seen here at Royal Air Force Station Ballykelly en route to the Maiden City on the 17th October 1970. The runway at RAF Ballykelly had to be extended across the LMS NCC mainline during the Second World War to accommodate B-24 Liberator Bombers and other heavy aircraft. This called for the signalling to be interlocked with the Air Traffic Control tower. After the war, the airfield continued to be used by Royal Air Force Coastal Command who flew Avro Shackletons far into the Atlantic, mostly on maritime reconnaissance and submarine monitoring as well as weather observation duties. The airfield commander provided an escort of RAF Police (see the gent in the white belt), a Series 2 Land Rover fire tender to add some colour, and a Avro Shackleton MR.Mk.2, its Rolls-Royce Griffon engines roaring, as a fine backdrop! No. 171 here has the 4000-gallon VS class tender which she had from the time she left Harland and Wolff’s until 1973. The set contains two North Atlantic coaches, but by now they are repainted in NIR’s “excur-sion only” livery of maroon with a broad grey stripe along the waist. One of these two, the third vehicle in the train, is No. 472, now preserved as LMS NCC No. 91.  . . . _____________________________ #raf #royalairforce #aviation #railfan #traintok  _____________________________
The Railway Preservation Society of Ireland’s Colmcille Railtour brought Great Northern Railway (Ireland) S class 4-4-0 No. 171 “Slieve Gullion” and five NIR bogies to Londonderry (Waterside) and the train is seen here at Royal Air Force Station Ballykelly en route to the Maiden City on the 17th October 1970. The runway at RAF Ballykelly had to be extended across the LMS NCC mainline during the Second World War to accommodate B-24 Liberator Bombers and other heavy aircraft. This called for the signalling to be interlocked with the Air Traffic Control tower. After the war, the airfield continued to be used by Royal Air Force Coastal Command who flew Avro Shackletons far into the Atlantic, mostly on maritime reconnaissance and submarine monitoring as well as weather observation duties. The airfield commander provided an escort of RAF Police (see the gent in the white belt), a Series 2 Land Rover fire tender to add some colour, and a Avro Shackleton MR.Mk.2, its Rolls-Royce Griffon engines roaring, as a fine backdrop! No. 171 here has the 4000-gallon VS class tender which she had from the time she left Harland and Wolff’s until 1973. The set contains two North Atlantic coaches, but by now they are repainted in NIR’s “excur-sion only” livery of maroon with a broad grey stripe along the waist. One of these two, the third vehicle in the train, is No. 472, now preserved as LMS NCC No. 91. . . . _____________________________ #raf #royalairforce #aviation #railfan #traintok _____________________________

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