An active-duty Royal Air Force pilot, Squadron Leader Mark Long, died in a Spitfire crash during a Battle of Britain Memorial Flight display near RAF Coningsby. This incident, reportedly caused by an ...
On May 23, 1940, Squadron Leader Francis White was forced to land his damaged Spitfire at Calais Marck in enemy territory.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Paul Day: served in the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight for 24 years ​Squadron Leader Paul Day, who has died aged ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ministry of Defence officials named the pilot as Squadron Leader Mark Long The pilot of a Spitfire involved in a fatal crash in ...
A British Royal Air Force pilot has died after the World War II era Spitfire he was flying crashed into a field in England. The RAF announced Saturday the pilot had died in a “tragic accident” near ...
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Aircraft Restoration Company unveils USAAF scheme on Spitfire PR.XI PL983
Aircraft Restoration Company's rare Spitfire PR.XI PL983 has emerged at Duxford in temporary USAAF markings inspired by My ...
It’s 1944, and RAF pilot, Ken Collier, has emptied his guns in a desperate attempt to take down a German V1 rocket. Refusing to give up, he flies right up to the rocket, and tries to ram it off course ...
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