Actually a hammock, sleeping bag and ear defenders are fairly standard items for those unfortunate enough to have to regularly travel long haul in the back end of a Herc.

Iranz and raves?

Now that’s something you don’t see every day.

With respect to your original question, my guess would be a 25 Sqn Siskin 111 variant

Weren’t a few dozen Cubs dressed up in mock RAF markings (without camouflage) for fund raising in the USA during WW2?

I think there is one preserved already.

Many thanks indeed for the source.I’ve been wondering for ages where that account was. Apart from “The Great Coup” little is said about the comings and goings during the early part of the war although there are scores of anecdotal accounts.
What raised my eyebrows on the inital stories of the Ju 88 coming in from Norway (thanks for the correction WL747) was the so called testimony of the Canadian Spitfire pilots. It was claimed that they knew the aircraft was surrendering because of a “white scarf being waved out of a cockpit window of the Ju 88”. Now that does sound like a fairy story.