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05/19/12B25 Mitchell Bomber![]() Extensively utilized in various theatres of WW2 Ref.No.: T-35. SAAF & RAF DeHavilland Tiger Moth![]() The "Moth" which brought such joy to both pilots and spectators. Ref.No.: T-36. RAF Curtiss Kittyhawk of Shark Squadron![]() One of the most common WW2 fighter planes. Ref.No.: T-37. Fairey Swordfish, RAF, WW2, Bi-plane![]() The hardy Bi-plane that lasted throughout WW2 without any changes. Ref.No.: T-38. RNZAF Bristol Beaufighter![]() The tough and reliable Bristol Beaufighter did duty in almost all WW2 war theatres. Ref.No.: T-39. Hawker Typhoon MK-IB RAF Bomber Formation![]() Below radar across the channel Ref.No.: T-52. Short Empire C-Class Taking off in Brisbane Harbour![]() The old harbour of Brisbane in the late 40's was host to many sea planes. Ref.No.: T-51. Mitsubishi G4M Bombers Sink HMS Repulse![]() The highly rated G4M bombers in for the kill. Ref.No.: T-50. Hawker Typhoon MK-IB![]() The robust Typhoon parked and ready for its next mission. Ref. No.: T-49. Vickers Vimy London to Cape Town Air Race![]() The daring ground breakers float across the roof top of Africa. Ref. No.: T-48. :: Next Page >> |
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