Spitfire

1936 fighter aircraft family by Supermarine

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— 1961 United Kingdom,

1941-11-27T00:00:00Z

Griffon-powered Spitfire

1942-01-07T00:00:00Z

Seafire

1941-09-01T00:00:00Z

late Merlin-powered Spitfire

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Frameless

Air Ministry Second World War Official Collection CH1446

Air to air image of a Spitfire, taken over RAF Coningsby. MOD 45147974

Austria Under Allied Occupation CL2983

Barrie Heath

Britain's New Spitfire - UK World War II poster, circa 1941 (44266318)

Burgwal bij de propellor

Collaboration of Royal Air Force Spitfires and the Eighth Army during the Tunisian Campaign, Spring 1943 TR1016

John Gibson's Spitfire in its revetment, early 1942

Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-632-15

Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-10

Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-11

Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-37

Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-7

Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-8

Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-9

Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Coastal Command CH13485

Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Fighter Command CH6817

Royal Air Force- 2nd Tactical Air Force, 1943-1945. CH12859

Sgt. W.M. Krebs in Spitfire Mk 1A P9375 53 OTU RAF

Spitfire 303 sq lot

Spitfire and Me 109 in flight 1940

Spitfire drawing

Thinktank Birmingham - Castle Bromwich(6)

Winston Churchill watches a female riveter at work on a Supermarine Spitfire at the Castle Bromwich factory in Birmingham, 28 September 1941. H14259

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Source

link	Freebase entry^@			Wikidata
link	Jane's American Fighting Aircraft of the 20th Century^@			Wikidata
link	The Complete Encyclopedia of Flight 1848-1939, Chartwell Edition^@			Wikidata
link	Flying Legends^@			Wikidata
aircraft	Griffon-powered Spitfire	1941	aircraft model, Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	ML427		Royal Air Force, Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	PM631		Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	PS915		Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	Seafire	1942	His Majesty's Naval Service, carrier-capable airplane, aircraft family, Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	Spitfire FR		aircraft family, Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	Spitfire LF		aircraft family, Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	Spitfire PR		reconnaissance airplane, aircraft family, Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	TE311		Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	early Merlin-powered Spitfire		aircraft family, Spitfire	Wikidata
aircraft	late Merlin-powered Spitfire	1941	aircraft family, Spitfire	Wikidata
image	Air Ministry Second World War Official Collection CH1446			Wikimedia
image	Air to air image of a Spitfire, taken over RAF Coningsby. MOD 45147974	2006		Wikimedia
image	Austria Under Allied Occupation CL2983			Wikimedia
image	Barrie Heath			Wikimedia
image	Britain's New Spitfire - UK World War II poster, circa 1941 (44266318)			Wikimedia
image	Burgwal bij de propellor			Wikimedia
image	Collaboration of Royal Air Force Spitfires and the Eighth Army during the Tunisian Campaign, Spring 1943 TR1016			Wikimedia
image	John Gibson's Spitfire in its revetment, early 1942			Wikimedia
image	Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-632-15			Wikimedia
image	Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-10			Wikimedia
image	Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-11			Wikimedia
image	Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-37			Wikimedia
image	Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-7			Wikimedia
image	Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-8			Wikimedia
image	Norske flyvere på kontinentet - NTB-633-9			Wikimedia
image	Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Coastal Command CH13485			Wikimedia
image	Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Fighter Command CH6817			Wikimedia
image	Royal Air Force- 2nd Tactical Air Force, 1943-1945. CH12859			Wikimedia
image	Sgt. W.M. Krebs in Spitfire Mk 1A P9375 53 OTU RAF			Wikimedia
image	Spitfire 303 sq lot			Wikimedia
image	Spitfire and Me 109 in flight 1940			Wikimedia
image	Spitfire drawing			Wikimedia
image	Thinktank Birmingham - Castle Bromwich(6)			Wikimedia
image	Winston Churchill watches a female riveter at work on a Supermarine Spitfire at the Castle Bromwich factory in Birmingham, 28 September 1941. H14259			Wikimedia

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