Atomic Bus
The AWRE (Atomic Weapons Research Establishment) at Aldermaston ran it's own fleet of non-psv buses including 12 Bedford YRQ / Willowbrook 001 B42D buses registered MBL941-5L and OJB327-33R. Wearing a livery not dissimilar to that used by the AERE at Harwell, OJB327R is seen next to the Altonian yard in Alton in February 1987. Also in shot is one of their Bedford YRQ / Marshall B42D batch registered HGM613-6N and one of their Bedford VAS / Wadham Stringer buses registered WDP991/2T.
Atomic Bus
The AWRE (Atomic Weapons Research Establishment) at Aldermaston ran it's own fleet of non-psv buses including 12 Bedford YRQ / Willowbrook 001 B42D buses registered MBL941-5L and OJB327-33R. Wearing a livery not dissimilar to that used by the AERE at Harwell, OJB327R is seen next to the Altonian yard in Alton in February 1987. Also in shot is one of their Bedford YRQ / Marshall B42D batch registered HGM613-6N and one of their Bedford VAS / Wadham Stringer buses registered WDP991/2T.