- Air Force: UK - Air Force
- Aircraft: Supermarine 390 Spitfire PR.XIX
- Registration: PM631 (cn 6S/683528) Aircraft Info
- Views: 1816
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 11, 2009
BBMF Spitfire PR.XIX is in the markings of 541 Squadron as flown by F/L Ray Holmes in late 1944/early 1945. PM631 is with the BBMF since its formation in 1957.
- Air Force: Private - Warbirds of Norway
- Aircraft: De Havilland DH-115 Vampire T.55
- Registration: LN-DHZ / PX-M (cn 990)
- Views: 1637
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 3, 2011
Former Swiss Flugwaffe T.55 U-1230 is operated under the 'Warbirds of Norway' banner and represents T.55 15027/PX-M of 336 Skvadron, RNoAF.
- Air Force: New Zealand - Air Force
- Aircraft: De Havilland DH-115 Vampire T.11
- Registration: NZ5707 (cn 15579)
- Views: 1559
- Location: Ashburton (ASG / NZAS) , New Zealand November 12, 2010
Seen here in the new display hangar of the Ashburton Aviation Museum is Vampire T.11 NZ5707 in the markings of 14 Squadron, RNZAF. The T.11 is ex RAF XH265 and was delivered to the RNZAF in 1955.
- Air Force: UK - Air Force
- Aircraft: English Electric Canberra B.2
- Registration: WH734 (cn EEP71214)
- Views: 1590
- Location: Ashburton (ASG / NZAS) , New Zealand November 12, 2010
B.2 WH734 was delivered to Flight Refuelling Ltd. at Tarrant Rushton in 1953 and later served with the RAE at Llanbedr as a B.2/TT18. After scrapping in 2004 the cockpit section came to New Zealand a year later and is seen here in the new display hall.
- Air Force: New Zealand - Air Force
- Aircraft: De Havilland DH-100 Vampire FB.5
- Registration: N5770
- Views: 1653
- Location: Off-Airport - Paraparaumu , New Zealand December 8, 2010
NZ5770, ex RAF WA444, was transferred to the RNZAF in June 1956; served with 75 Squadron and was part of its 'Yellowhammers' aerobatic team. NZ5770, in 14 Squadron c/s, is now on display at the Southward Motor Museum, Paraparaumu on the Kapiti Coast.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Supermarine 509 Spitfire T.9
- Registration: G-BMSB / MJ627 / 9G-P (cn CBAF.7722) Aircraft Info
- Views: 2016
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 3, 2011
MJ627 (ex Irish Air Corps IAC-158) landing on 24-Grass. The Spitfire is in the markings of 441 'Silver Fox' Squadron, RCAF, and is based at East Kirkby in Lincolnshire and is regularly flown by former BBMF fighter pilot S/L Paul Day.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth II
- Registration: G-ANRM / DF112 (cn 85861)
- Views: 1759
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 1, 2011
DF112 served various Elementary Flying Training Schools in her active military career, including 22 EFTS at nearby Cambridge Apt. The Tiger Moth is operated by Classic Wings.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth II
- Registration: G-APAO / R4922 (cn 82845)
- Views: 1586
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 2, 2011
R4922 served with 7 EFTS during World War II. In the 1950s the Tiger Moth was converted to 4-seat Jackaroo. In 1976 R4922 was rebuilt as a standard Tiger Moth and is operated now by Classic Wings at Duxford for pleasure flights.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: North American T-28S Fennec
- Registration: N14113 / 51-7545 (cn 174-398)
- Views: 1810
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 3, 2011
Martin Willing in his T-28S Fennec. The aircraft is in an AdlA c/s as worn in Algeria in the early 1960s. The badge under the cockpit is that of EALA 7/72 ‘Fennec’. With 12/72 it formed the new EALA 03/09, parented by EC 9 based at Bône airfield, Algeria.
- Air Force: Private - The Fighter Collection
- Aircraft: Curtiss P-40F Warhawk
- Registration: VH-PIV / 41-19841 / X-17 (cn 19503)
- Views: 1813
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 2, 2011
85 Fighter Squadron badge on the portside of chin. The original “Lee’s Hope” had the artwork on both sides as well as a Vargas style pin-up on the starboard side of the rudder.
- Air Force: Private - The Fighter Collection
- Aircraft: Curtiss P-40F Warhawk
- Registration: VH-PIV / 41-19841 / X-17 (cn 19503)
- Views: 2300
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 2, 2011
TFC staff applied a Vargas-style lady to the starboard side of White 17’s rudder, similar to the work of art seen on a number of war-time 79th FG Warhawks. The P-40F is piloted here by Stephen Grey.
- Air Force: Private - The Fighter Collection
- Aircraft: Curtiss Hawk 75A-1
- Registration: G-CCVH / 82 / 8 (cn 12881)
- Views: 2112
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 2, 2011
The TFC Hawk was shipped to the France in April 1939 and issued to GC II/5 at Reims, thereafter based at Toul during the Battle of France. She survived the war came to Duxford in the 80's. The Hawk is in the markings of the 1ére Escadrille GC II/5.
- Air Force: Private - The Fighter Collection
- Aircraft: Curtiss P-40F Warhawk
- Registration: VH-PIV / 41-19841 / X-17 (cn 19503)
- Views: 3141
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 2, 2011
Stephen Grey in his new P-40F prior to Duxford Air Show 2011. She has the emblem of 85th FS on the chin. The wartime Lee’s Hope carried the badge on both sides. The P-40 was assigned to 1st Lt Robert J. Duffield. He renamed it later as ‘Speedy Edie'.
- Air Force: Private - Aviation Heritage Centre
- Aircraft: Caproni Ca.22
- Registration:
- Views: 1645
- Location: Omaka (NZOM) , New Zealand November 7, 2010
Until 2006 this Ca.22 was on display at the Caproni Museum in Italy. It was in service as a two-seat observation aircraft with the 15a Squadriglia based near Piacenza in April 1915 and also carried out bombing operations over enemy territory.
- Air Force: Private - Aviation Heritage Centre
- Aircraft: Etrich Taube II
- Registration: D-ETRI
- Views: 2486
- Location: Omaka (NZOM) , New Zealand November 7, 2010
Austrian designer Igo Etrich's elegant Taube has the distinction of being the most bird-like of any successful aeroplane ever built. This airworthy replica was built by the Historische Flugzeugbau Fürstenwalde and first took to the skies in 2000.
- Air Force: Private - Meier Motors GmbH / Max Alpha Aviation
- Aircraft: Vought F4U-5NL Corsair
- Registration: F-AZYS / 124541 / WF-19
- Views: 2727
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 9, 2011
F4U-NL F-AZYS is currently flying in the colours of a VMF-513 ‘Flying Nightmares' F4U-5N Corsair nightfighter. BuAerNo 123176/WF-19 was flown by Lt. Campbell of VMF-513 in Korea, 1951. The Corsair is displayed here by Brian Smith of the OFMC.
- Air Force: Private - Old Stick & Rudder Company
- Aircraft: Curtiss P-40E Warhawk
- Registration: ZK-RMH / 663 / 88 (cn 19177)
- Views: 3573
- Location: Wanaka (WKA / NZWF) , New Zealand March 23, 2008
The Old Stick & Rudder Company's P-40E NZ3009 is based at Hood Aerodrome, Masterton, and is one of the regular stars at Warbirds over Wanaka. The aircraft is in an American Volunteer Group 'Flying Tigers' colour scheme.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Fokker Dr.1 Triplane (Replica)
- Registration: G-CDXR / 403/17 (cn PFA 238-14043)
- Views: 3227
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 7, 2011
John G. Day’s Fokker Dr.I replica 403/17 G-CDXR. The aircraft is powered by a Warner Super Scarab S50 engine and sports the markings of Leutnant Johann Janzen of Jasta 6, JG 1. Mikael Carlson’s Dr.I is in the same colours and also performed at Legends.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Fieseler Fi-156A-1 Storch
- Registration: G-STCH / GM+AI (cn 2088)
- Views: 2539
- Location: Old Warden - Biggleswade , UK - England August 14, 2010
With its high-lift wings and fixed slots the Storch can take off and land in less than 200 feet. The Storch has a stall speed of slightly less than 25 mph. Manoeuvrability at low speed (and low level) is exceptional as is demonstrated here.
- Air Force: Private - The Fighter Collection
- Aircraft: Hawker Sea Fury T20
- Registration: NX20MD / WG655 / GN910 (cn 41H/636070) Aircraft Info
- Views: 2548
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 7, 2011
The TFC Sea Fury T.20 was flown by Nick Grey during Flying Legends 2011, seen here during a display practice a few days before the airshow. The other T.20, VX281 of the Royal Navy Historical Flight, was piloted by Lt. Cdr. Chris Götke.
- Air Force: Private - The Air Fighter Academy
- Aircraft: Hispano HA-1112-M1L Buchon
- Registration: D-FMVS (cn 234)
- Views: 2142
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 10, 2011
Buchon C.4K-169 operated from Duxford in the summer of 1968 during the filming of ‘The Battle of Britain’. The machine is now based in Germany and is in a JG 27 scheme, representing a Bf 109G flown by the Geschwader Kommodore Major Ludwig Fanzisket.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Lockheed P-38L Lightning
- Registration: N25Y (cn 422-8509)
- Views: 1534
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 7, 2011
While Thunderclouds gather in the distance, the Lightning sits patiently at the Duxford apron. Thoughts went back to that fateful day in July 1996.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Hispano HA-1112-M1L Buchon
- Registration: G-AWHE (cn 67)
- Views: 1867
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 7, 2011
All three Buchons at Flying Legends 2011 were flown by Duxford-based pilots, John Romain, Charlie Brown and here in ex C.4K-31 Cliff Spink.
- Air Force: Private - The Fighter Collection
- Aircraft: Curtiss P-40B Warhawk
- Registration: G-CDWH / 41-13297 / 284 (cn 16073)
- Views: 4874
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 9, 2011
'284' was part of the 73rd Pursuit Squadron, 18 PG, at Wheeler Field, Oahu at the time of the Japanese air attacks on Pearl Harbor. Restored to her former glory, the aircraft is now part of The Fighter Collection at Duxford.