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The Bloodhound MKII missile system was a key part of the integrated UK air defences during the Cold War, a wholly British designed defensive weapon to counter nuclear armed, high flying bombers at long range.

Bloodhound MKII became operational with the RAF in 1964 and continued to be improved as new technology became available with its operational role continually enhanced to include the countering of low level air strikes.

The missile system was withdrawn from RAF service in 1991, at the end of the Cold War. It is only right that such an important part of the UK's Cold War history is preserved for future generations.

BMPG's restored Bloodhound
MKII Simulator in operation.
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MISSION ACHIEVED

As of 26th March 2023 our equipment is now on public display in its new home at the RAF Air Defence Radar Museum, Neatishead, Norfolk.

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Bloodhound MKII Missile with Radar Type 87 in the
background at Menzingen BL64 Museum, Switzerland
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