Dear friends !
FIRST:
These posts gave more questions, than answers.
After the attentive studying of all Your messages I have drawn a next conclusions:
1) The Singapore Auxiliary Air Force existed really (although POSTFADE stumbles at this, but three other authors – Mark12, Edgar Brooks, Lauriebe – confirm this fact).
2) This Air Force had at least 3 Spitfires (Mark12 wrote about 5 examples, and Lauriebe – about 3 planes).
3) The authors differs in opinions about exact serial numbers of those Spitfires, but TP205 and PK683 mentioned without doubt.
4) These Spitfires were flown by British pilots (RAF pilots), and not Singapore native pilots.
Are my conclusions true ?
If these conclusion are wrong – please let me know.
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SECOND:
I have one question:
– had these Spitfires any special insignia, that “spoke” about the belonging of them to SiAAF (badges, letters/titles, codes, emblems) ? Who knows any info ?
My opinion – “they had not”; but, maybe, I mistaken ?
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THIRD:
I agree with SMS88 about list of Spitfires – it is interesting to see more from it.
Wait for answers.
Regards,
Flyer.
P.S.
I think, the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force (MAAF) – is the subject for future individual thread(s).
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