A Seafire XV fighter (a carrier-based version of the Spitfire) from 801 Naval Air Squadron makes an emergency landing. It may be landing on the aircraft carrier HMS Implacable (indicated by the N code on its vertical stabilizer)
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A Seafire XV fighter (a carrier-based version of the Spitfire) from 801 Naval Air Squadron makes an emergency landing. It may be landing on the aircraft carrier HMS Implacable (indicated by the N code on its vertical stabilizer)
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An F4U Corsair Mk.I fighter crash-landed on the deck of the British aircraft carrier HMS Victorious. September 18, 1944
While landing, the fighter, which was returning from a raid on a Japanese repair and maintenance center in the city of Sigli on the island of Sumatra, had its drop tank detached and caught fire, causing the landing gear to catch 🔥 fire
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UK2 JT383 Vought Corsair MkII 1944-10 ex USN 56166 F4U-1A
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British Grumman Avenger torpedo bombers fly to attack targets on the Sakishima Islands to support the American landings on Okinawa. The aircraft fly over the battleship HMS King George V (41) and other ships of the British Pacific Fleet. March-April 1945
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Attacker class Escort Carrier HMS Ravager (D 70): Launched at Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp. Seattle, Washington 16.07.42.
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A British Grumman Avenger torpedo bomber of 857 Naval Air Squadron flies over the aircraft carrier HMS Indomitable (92) of the British Pacific Fleet.
This photo was taken upon the aircraft's return from a sortie to attack targets in the Sakishima Islands. British aircraft supported the American landings on Okinawa. May 25, 1945
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6. In the first of 1940, the torpedoed Fairey Swordfish from HMS Ark Royal again on the French battle ship Dunkerke, which was used in the British úder on Mers-el-Kébir. The new year's flight was further and the long-day day of the flight was out of the fighter. #WW2 #FleetAirArm #Swordfish
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RN sailors operate a training torpedo from the carrier-based torpedo bomber HMS Fairey Albacore at Riddle Airfield
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17 July 1944. Operation Mascot. Royal Navy carriers HMS Formidable, HMS Furious, and HMS Indefatigable launched 44 Fairey Barracudas escorted by 48 Corsairs against the German battleship Tirpitz in Norway. An effective smoke screen allows them only one near-miss.
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A 1941 "Stringbag" in 820 Naval Air Squadron markings demoing at Duxford's 2025 Battle Of Britain Air Show
An F4F of No 811 Naval Air Squadron aboard HMS Biter (D97) after a mission, 16 February 1944
A Wildcat Mk. VI of No 811 Naval Air Squadron from HMS Biter (D97) in flight, June 1944
15 July 1942. Operations Colima and Pinpoint: 31 Supermarine Spitfires are flown to Malta from the aircraft carrier HMS Eagle.
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The British aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal at sea. 1939
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The British aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal (91) at sea near Scapa Flow. This photo was taken from the torpedo bomber HMS Fairey Swordfish. April 1941
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The British aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal (91) at sea near Scapa Flow. This photo was taken from the torpedo bomber HMS Fairey Swordfish. April 1941
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The British aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal (91) at sea near Scapa Flow. This photo was taken from the torpedo bomber HMS Fairey Swordfish. April 1941
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