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*WWII photo- 450th Bomb Group- RAF Bristol Type 92 BEAUFIGHTER Plane (NE581)* -2 | eBay
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*WWII photo- 450th Bomb Group- RAF Bristol Type 92 BEAUFIGHTER Plane (NE581)* -1 | eBay
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The seller on ebay says that these photos belonged to a crew member from the 450-th BG. The latter was stationed at Manduria, Italy. On the photo with the Beaufighter # 161 there is a very characteristic camouflaged hangar building. I believe I've seen this building before:Interesting images, any idea where they were taken? I noticed the B-24s in the background.
The seller on ebay says that these photos belonged to a crew member from the 450-th BG. The latter was stationed at Manduria, Italy. On the photo with the Beaufighter # 161 there is a very characteristic camouflaged hangar building. I believe I've seen this building before:
Schnautzer already posted the Mustang in a different thread.Excellent, thanks for the info. If you click on the ebay link there are a number of aircraft photographed linked to it, a Spitfire and Mustang included.
Yep. 31 sqn RAAF Beaufighters downed a number of Rufes and Nicks in daylight air combat. Search S/Ldr Reginald Gordon of the same squadron - he claimed multiple Ki-45's.Has anyone ever read of a Beau winning a daylight air battle with another single or twin-engined fighter?