The other Raider at this year's Flying Legends also sported the colourful marks of VA-176. The Skyraider is operated by Jean-Baptiste Salis at La Ferté Alais in France.
Former Swiss Flugwaffe Venom FB.50 represents FB.4 WR470 which served with 208 Squadron at RAF Eastleigh near Nairobi, Kenya. The unit operated Venoms between April 1959 and March 1960.
Operated by De Havilland Aviation (DHA) from Bournemouth Airport , the former D.3 drone is now flying in her original 1971 899 Squadron markings. Lt Cdr Matt Whitfield has succeeded Brian Grant as DHA's display pilot.
Superbly restored by Personal Plane Services, AR213 returned to the air on November 11th, 2007 by Jonathon Whaley. 57 OTU operated the Spitfire from RAF Hawarden. AR213 is seen here at Flying Legends 2008, the world's premier warbird airshow.
TFC's Hawk wearing the 1939 markings of the 1ére Escadrille of Groupe de Chasse II/5 "Lafayette". Carrying the command stripes on its fuselage, the fighter was the personal aircraft of Commandant Murtin, CO of GC I/5 and GC II/5.
The previous owner of 472035 adopted this scheme for his Mustang. Lt Jacque E. Young served with the 3rd Fighter Squadron, 3rd Air Commando Group in the Philippines.
The Alpine Fighter Collection's Hurricane was restored in the UK by Hawker Restorations Ltd. Keith Skilling took P3351 to the air again on 12 January 2000 from Christchurch Airport. P3351 is in the colours of 73 Squadron during the Battle of France.
0470107, the seventh new Yak-3UA to emerge from the Yakovlev OKB Strela factory in 1995, flying as 'White 100' of the 402 IAP, Sovjet Air Force. The Yak is flown here at Flying Legends 2008 by Mark Jefferies.
Firmly tied-down to the Texel turf. R-137 aircraft is operated by KLu's Historical Flight, based at Gilze-Rijen. The GPLV (Groep Lichte Vliegtuigen/Light Aircraft Group) emblem is on the fin.
Despite strong winds on the Saturday, a number of Cubs managed to find their way to Texel Island for the Old Timer & Tail Dragger Fly In. Behind is Cub R-137.
'Ferocious Frankie' was the personal mount of Maj. Wallace E. Hopkins, 374 FS, 361 FG at Little Walden. In the more recent past the P-51 graced the skies as 'Candyman/Moose'.
The wreck of 'Little Jeanne' was found at Tadji airfield in the West Sepic Province of Papua New Guinea. It was restored in Australia and flew for the first time in 2002 (as VH-KTI). The fighter now resides in France.
'284' was part of the 73rd Pursuit Squadron, 18 PG, at Wheeler Field, Oahu at the time of the Japanese air attacks on Pearl Harbour. Lost in 1942, the wreck was recovered and restored and is now part of TFC and based at Duxford.