We had a working one of these at the Aviation Museum in Adelaide, South Australia. My cadet squadron when I was about ~12 got to test our skills on it, not sure if it's still running though since that was the mid-90's and it was already about 50 years old by that point <br><br>Also, uh, we did the night flying stuff with the lid closed and the instruments glowing so... the radioactive bit is fun to find out<br><br>Also also, our instructor (who was old enough he could have used the Link when it was current tech, this is long enough ago some of our officers at cadets had been in the service in WW2) told us that the Link trainer actually has a recorded service death like a real military aircraft, with someone being in one of the trainers and not sufficiently blacking out the window and the building being bombed by the germans and the trainer being lost in action