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RAF Wyton is home to many Grob Tutor aircraft which are used for air experience flying, this is popular to cadet forces like the Air Training Corps. Wyton also has a museum for the Pathfinders, and displays an English Electric Canberra which is the RAF's first ever jet bomber. [[Image:Example.jpg]