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Camouflage & Markings
Added during 2010
2010-04-19
The story of aircraft donation by Free Danes around the World in support of their fighting airmen
2010-04-19
The PR Mk XIX was the last of the specialised photo reconnaissance variants of the Spitfire, the only one with a Griffon engine and ...
2010-04-19
Supermarine Prototype K5054 Eastleigh, March 1936 As is widely known, the entire Spitfire family originated from one prototype aircraft. By the time it was ...
2010-04-19
Supermarine Type 224 The sole prototype K2890 Eastleigh, 1934 On February 19, 1934 at Eastleigh the Supermarine Type 224 flew. Built to Air Ministry ...
2010-04-19
Like many air forces of the countries occupied by the Axis, the embryo of post-war Royal Hellenic Air Force was created under the auspices ...
2010-04-19
Supermarine Spitfire Mk. IX BS273 (ex-BF273) F/O Prince Emanuel Galitzine Special Service (High Altitude) Flight Northolt, September 1942 Click to enlarge images Among all ...
2010-04-17
Norwegians formed two fighter squadrons with the RAF. No. 331 Squadron was formed at Catterick in Yorkshire in July 1941. At first it was ...
2010-04-17
This article attempts to track the origins and detail of one of the most unusual markings to be seen on a Spitfire in the ...
2010-04-17
Spitfire HF Mk. IX, serial no. TE294 (restored), painted as LF Mk. IX MK304 Y2-K of No. 442 Squadron RCAF flown by F/Lt Arnold ...
2010-04-16
“I found the engineer officer and together we had a look at her, gleaming and bright in a new spring coat of camouflage paint. ...
