…and you would be incorrect. As Spitfire Society members will have seen at their AGM, you have missed one, perhaps the most advanced, perhaps the first one to fly…but “It’ll all be in the book”. 🙂 Mark
…and you would be incorrect.
As Spitfire Society members will have seen at their AGM, you have missed one, perhaps the most advanced, perhaps the first one to fly…but “It’ll all be in the book”. 🙂
Mark
Ahh but am I 75%, 50%, 25 or 0% correct?
All 275 Spitfires/Seafires/Projects/Memorials will be listed in the two volumes of the book. Mark
All 275 Spitfires/Seafires/Projects/Memorials will be listed in the two volumes of the book.
Any chance of it being 300 by the time it is published??
Roll Up Roll Up Any spare Dataplates please list here?
Choose any 4 from 6 ?
P9372 P9373 P9374 N3200 P7540 X4276
I guess:
P9372 P9373 P9374 N3200
Hi Cees, yes 4 MKI’s underway. It seems to have been missed on here! Lets see how many get serial No’s right! Steve. S
Hi Cees, yes 4 MKI’s underway. It seems to have been missed on here! Lets see how many get serial No’s right!
Steve.
S
That’s because we never ever discuss Spitfires on this site
Great news
Can anyone suggest a collective noun for Proctors?
Sorry No Wk Nummers
From AB-IX Crash Lists
24.8.40 He 111H A1+LT 9/KG 53 Samuels Corner , Landwick near Great Wakering, Essex SDF Shot Down (by Fighters)
3.9.40 Bf 110C 3U+KR 7/ZG 26 North Shoebury House near Southend, Essex SDF
It WON’T be in the Book!
Is this the source of the term “Baby Spit”
I am glad it appears he and his pilot are Ok
but Oh the Irony…..
Craig Charleston did find some substantial RAF Mustang bits some years ago IIRC, and sent it to the USA. Now flying I think. Cees
Craig Charleston did find some substantial RAF Mustang bits some years ago IIRC, and sent it to the USA. Now flying I think.
Cees
Don’t think it is Flying.. It was FB206
Note parts of FB206 are in a flying example
Was the way the original request phased an example of what I would call.
A right ‘fuel’ C0ck Up?
Will it be in the book ?
Couple of points
FB135 flown by F/L. J E A. Hartill (NOT Harthill)
Lord Gough-Calthorpe killed in Mustang III HB867 of 64 Sqn which Dived into ground Blythborough, Suffolk, 9.10.45
Flying Officer 9th Baron, R. A. S. CALTHORPE 45143,
#Operations Sqn Scrambed to Fight Davos and Daleks at Angels 270
Flg Off Peter Wyatt-Smith (41768)
Air Britain has:
Mustang KH555 20 MU Stalled on take-off Aston Down, 5.1.45.
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