Mosquito Photos at The de Havilland Aircraft Heritage Centre, formerly the Mosquito Aircraft Museum    Updated: 20 APR 2011

         
Set den
3. sep. 2009
af AS.


Seen on
3 Sep. 2009
by AS.









 Den gule prototype var den første af 7781 Mosquitos bygget i Storbritannien,
Australien og Canada. Til højre en Mosquito med en 4.000 punds bombe.
Fra september 1941 til først i 1944 var dette krigens hurtigste fly.  
Se
Google Map 14 Mosquitoes DK - alle MOS tabt over Danmark og danske farvande.
Se p133 Tveje-Merløse * p327 Oue ved Hadsund * p377 Grib Skov, flyvere tabt uden spor
Shellhus-angrebet: p411 Frederiksberg, Kleboe * p413 ved Samsø, Becker ukendt
p420 Tandrup, Harington og Winwood klarede at nå Sverige! 20mm kanoner. Reunion!

The yellow prototype was the first of 7,781 Mosquitos built in Great Britain, Australia
and Canada. To the right a Mosquito with a 4,000 lb bomb. See The Mosquito Page and Mosquito parts. From September 1941 to early 1944 it was the fastest aircraft in the war. See Google Map 14 Mosquitoes DK - all MOS lost over Denmark and Danish waters.
See p133 Tveje-Merløse * p327 Oue * p377 Grib Skov, airmen lost without trace
Shell House Attack: p411 Frederiksberg, Kleboe * p413 near Samsø, Becker unknown
p420 Tandrup, Harington and Winwood reached Sweden! 20mm Cannons. Reunion!