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099A Avro Vulcan B2 Landing Gear Down  
158 Boeing Stearman Yellow  
003 Avro Lancaster B1 AVRO LANCASTER B1 “OLD FAITHFUL” Marking EQE 25763 This was part of the Canadian Squadrons based in UK and Canada 408 (Goose) Squadron RCAF Badge: Canada goose Motto: ‘For Freedom’ Squadron originally formed at Linton-on-Ouse, Yorkshire 24 June, 1941
094 Bristol Beaufighter Bristol 156 Beaufighter 11F YDG 255 Squadron RAF, Night fighter squadron Formed on 23rd November, 1940 at Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincs. Badge: Panthers Face Motto: “To the break of dawn”. Squadron disbanded in Malta on 30th April, 1946
095 Bristol Blenheim Bristol Blenheim 1 114 K7045 No. 114 (Hong Kong) Squadron RAF 1937 Stationed at Wyton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire until 1940 Badge: Cobras head Motto: ‘With Speed I Strike’
078 C-47 Dakota Normandy One RAF
020 DH-98 De Havilland Mosquito DH89 DeHavilland Mosquitto JRS NF MK XIX MM 650 Twin seat bomber and night fighter 157 Squadron RAF Swannington Norfolk Badge: A Rampant Lion Motto: “Our cannon speak our thoughts” 157 was the 1st fighter squadron to be equipped with Mosquito’s at Castle Camps in January, 1942.
065 F-4U Corsair Navy US Vought F4U-1A Corsair Of VF-5B Was flown by LT (JG) Ira C. Kepford, United States Navy The aircraft displays his 16 victories Max speed 320 mph The British had to teach them how to land the Corsair on aircraft carriers.
007 Fairey Swordfish (Torpedo) Fairy Swordfish II Royal Navy NF117 2/3 seat torpedo bomber of 811 Squadron “HMS Biter” 1944 A Fairy Swordfish delivered the Torpedo that crippled the German battleship ‘Bismark’.
070 Handley Page Halifax Handley Page HP57 Halifax B111 HD Q MZ287 466 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force based at Driffield, Yorkshire. Squadron formed on 18th October, 1942 and based at Driffield until the end of the war.
002 Hawker Hurricane Hawker Hurricane MK1 PZ865 (other markings identified as 76 G-AMAU) Took part in films, ‘Angels One Five’, ‘Battle of Britian’. It was flown during the war by Group Captain Peter Townsend, (friend of Princess Margaret) with No. 56 Squadron, RAF. A Hurricane with the marking PZ865 is a part of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, at RAF Coningsby, Lincolnshire. The last one ever made. Motto ‘Last of the many’ was the last one made total production of 12,995.
022 Hawker Typhoon 1-RAF Camouflage Loaded Hawker Typhoon 1b ELE No. 181 Squadron RAF, formed at Duxford 1st September, 1942 Disbanded at Scholswig-Houstein, Germany. 30th September, 1945 Motto “We rush in to destroy”.
164 Horsa Glider
003A Lancaster MK1  
145 ME109G
077A P51 Mustang Big Beautiful Doll
023 Short Sunderland Short Sunderland WHC Code Serial No. NJ188 Long range maritime patrol aircraft Crew of 10 Max speed: 217 mph Max range: 2900 miles Ceiling height: 17,000 ft Power plant, 4 Bristol Pegasus Engines The first production Sunderland Mk1’s were delivered to No. 230 Squadron in Singapore in June 1938 and in 1939 three more Squadron’s were equipped with this type. 90 were built in total There were subsequently MKII, MKIII, MKIV and finally MKV variants produced.
093A Spitfire MKIX D-Day Markings
001 Supermarine Spitfire MK XVI SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE MK XVI Winston Churchill G E D No 349 Squadron RAF ‘Belgian Sqn’ Re formed at Wittering Lincs on 5 June,1943. Disbanded at Fassberg on 24 October, 1946 by transferring to the Royal Belgian Air Force. Badge: two morning stars in saltire Motto: “Strike Hard, Strike Home”.
074 Supermarine Spitfire MKIX
008 Wellington 1-A
     
 
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