dehavillandmosquito

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Batman_60 said:
De Havilland Mosquito FB.Mk.VI A52-500 'NA-A' 1 Squadron RAAF, wrecked in a take-off crash at Labuan on August 11 1945. Click here for a look.

A30yoyo said:
Ex Royal Navy Mosquito, see www.abpic.co.uk/photo/1269879/
Batman_60 said:
De Havilland DH.98 Mosquito PR.XVI G-AOCI ex RN NS639. R. A. Short Ltd (no relation to Short Brothers) of Thruxton, UK purchased six ex RAF Mosquito PR.XVIs and had three overhauled at Hurn to sell to the Israeli Air Force in 1957. They received civil registrations G-AOCJ, M, and N. Three more (NS639/G-AOCI, NS753/G-AOCK, RG173/G-AOCL) were used for parts and never overhauled. They remained at Thruxton after R. A. Short closed down, and were burnt out in October 1960. Had they been stored in even marginal condition they'd be worth millions today.

Batman_60 said:
De Havilland Mosquito B. mk 25, built in Canada with RAF serial KA997. This aircraft was flown post-war by Dianna Bixby for an attempted around-the-world record flight in 1950, which was not successful due to engine trouble in India, but which was completed nonetheless. It was later used by Flying Tiger Lines for photo mapping. Seen here in US civil markings as N1203V. Damaged beyond repair in a takeoff crash in Haiti in 1956. This photo appears elsewhere on Flickr, cropped tighter and titled 'beaufighter 9'
Phil Hawks said:
N1203V