eBay: Hawker Typhoon

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Typhoon Mk Ib EK183 US-A No 56 sqdr Matlaske in April 1943.

Matlaske Airfield



Prints of Picture shows a side view of a Hawker Typhoon in flight

Picture shows a side view of a Hawker Typhoon in flight. The worlds fastest fighter plane in April 1943. Google images suggests this plane could be (?) the Typhoon Mk Ib EK183, code US-A of 56 Sqn RAF, Matlaske in April 1943. Passed by Censors. 21st April 1943 Picture taken 21st April 1943...
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US-C US-H US-Y Typhoon Mk Ib No 56 sqdr Matlaske.

Likely US-C is DN625

DN625 broke up in the air over Aylsham. The pilot did not survive. Crew: Sgt Daniel Driscoll (pilot) RAFVR- killed in a flying accident.
Daniel Driscoll is buried in Carlisle (Dalston Rd) Cemetery.
R.I.P.

Accident Hawker Typhoon Mk 1B DN265, 28 Apr 1943

DN625 broke up in the air over Aylsham. The pilot did not survive. Crew: Sgt Daniel Driscoll (pilot) RAFVR- killed in a flying accident. Daniel Driscoll is buried in Carlisle (Dalston Rd...
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It's not Bj Martragny, it's B7 Martragny (ALG).
Martragny is a french town in Normandy.

ALG B-7 – Martragny – Airfields in Normandy - D-Day Overlord

ALG B-7 - Martragny Battle of Normandy This page presents the history of ALG (Advanced Landing Groud) B-7, used by the Royal Air Force during the Battle of Normandy. 2nd Tactical Air Force Location: Martragny, Calvados (14) Code: B-7 Coordinates: 49°15'11''N - 000°36'58''W Construction: from...
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These underwing B&W strips aren't the D-Day markings. But a very nice shot here.

The ID stripes for Hawker Typhoon used from October 1942 to 7th February 1944 ... 4 black 12" strips + 3 white 24" ones.




And the D-Day marking used in the June 1944 ... 3 white 18" + 2 black 18" bands


the pic source: the net.
 
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