The Napier Sabre was fairly reliable in its production form.

The Wellington did pretty well in contemporary productions such as ‘Target for Tonight’ and in the newsreel about building one in less than 24 hours;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-11107561

Thanks for sharing the photos. What is that squashed-looking thing under the Spitfire in photo 5?

RIP sir.

Interesting photos but many of the British ones are of (relatively) bona fide naval aircraft; Sea Hurricanes/’fires/Mosquito/Hornet.

actually Me109g4, you will find most inmates/taxpayers of the UK are not enamoured with it either!!!

Although a great deal of it does not come from the state itself, but is based on people’s interpretation of legislation.

Lydford as location on death certificate

Evidence of Collision based on eye-witness probably shepherd who said ‘Fox Tor Mires’

Lydford on the Death Certificates is consistent with a crash site at Fox Tor Mire.

I would have thought that Princetown or even Yelverton would have been more likely locations.