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Aviation History / Military Aviation
German Ace Adolf Galland recalls nearly Burning to Death after RAF Spitfire damaged his Bf 109
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During Battle of Britain it’s not true that ‘Hurricanes went for bombers and Spitfires for fighters.’ RAF Controller during BoB tells why.
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Lightning Mach 2 interceptor struggled to win mock dogfights Vs WWII Spitfire during trial flights conducted by RAF between the two types. Here’s why.
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Spitfire Vs Bf 109: handling tests and why the latter turned more readily to the right than to the left
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A captured Luftwaffe Fw 190 led to the development of the Spitfire Mk IX, the best close-in fighter of WWII
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Unique video shows Spitfire WWII fighters low-level run through Mach Loop
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Spitfire90 tour: Spitfire “K5054” flights with RAF aircraft
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When Luftwaffe Ace Adolf Galland asked Hermann Goering a Squadron of Spitfire fighters
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The dogfight where a Luftwaffe Ju 88 outmaneuvered 2 RAF Spitfires and shot one down
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Aviation History / Military Aviation
Two-seat Spitfire painted to replicate K5054 prototype for 90 years of Spitfire first flight
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The “Messerspit:” when Germans fitted a Spitfire with a DB 605A, they found it was better than the Merlin Version
Aviation History / Military Aviation
Here’s why Royal Navy preferred Wildcat and Hellcat over Seafire for use aboard aircraft carriers during WWII
Aviation History / Military Aviation
P-51 Mustang Vs Spitfire: which was the better Merlin-engined fighter?
Aviation History / Military Aviation
In 1944 Germany evaluated a Spitfire Mk. V with DB 605 engine: it was 15mph faster than the original Spitfire with Merlin 45 at low level
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Aviation History / Military Aviation
WWII ‘Vic’ RAF fighter Battle Formation was dubbed ‘Row of Idiots’ by Luftwaffe pilots. Here’s why.
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Aviation History / Military Aviation
When Axis pilots tested captured Allied aircraft, they deemed the Spitfire a miserable fighter, the P-51 disconcerting and the LaGG–3 poorly maneuverable
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