Royal Air Force Aircraft Of WW2

Remember the Few

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Spitfire MK.VB clipped

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Hurricane MK.1

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Spitfire MK.VB

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Mk XlV Spitfire MV268

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Spitfire MK.IXC

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North American P-51k Mustang Mk IV

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"Best seat in the house"

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Spitfire MK.VB

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1 June 1945. 10 Squadron RAAF ceased operations, disbanding 26 October 1945. having sunk six submarines since February 1940. Photo: Sunderland RB-D and crew on their way to their aeroplane in Plymouth harbour, RAF Mount Batten, 1945.

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June 1939. Hurricane Mk.I L1940/OP-R, 3 Squadron, Kenley.

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De Havilland D.H.98 “Mosquito” Mk.II serial DZ231 coded YP - R 23 Squadron RAF over Malta in June 1943.

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Spitfire AB910 from @RAFBBMF at @midlandsairfest Spitfire MK.VB

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A wave from Preecey in Spitfire AB910 on the final day of @midlandsairfest Spitfire MK.VB

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The famous 'Friday the Thirteenth' LV907 'NP-F' , of No. 158 Squadron, returning from its 100th mission. This machine would go on to complete 128 missions before being scrapped in May 1945.

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