Examples of using Spitfire in English and their translations into French
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I have recently made this fantasy Spitfire Mk IX profile for a friend,
A No 41 Squadron Spitfire Mk Ia used by Eric Lock during the Battle of Britain.
Overhead Canadian Spitfire Squadrons of the Second Tactical Air Force provided air cover from dawn until dusk.
Photo 041-1& 041-2: Spitfire IX MK912 now fully airworthy
Picture 4912-02 to 4912-04: Another Auxiliary Squadron's Spitfire XIV(GV-C) during the start-up.
II./JG 6 suffered severely from Spitfire and Tempests based at Helmond.
which was produced in the greatest number of any Spitfire variant.
the site was used to assemble the Spitfire.
including an appearance by a Spitfire, helicopter aerobatics
In 1943 Ferranti opened a factory at Crewe Toll in Edinburgh to manufacture Gyro Gunsights for the Spitfire aircraft.
In early 1963 Giovanni Michelotti was commissioned by Standard-Triumph to design a GT version of their recently introduced Spitfire 4 also designed by Michelotti.
a large motorised Meccano Ferris wheel, and an overhead quarter-scale radio-controlled Spitfire model aircraft.
His portraits include those of the Spitfire designer, Reginald Joseph Mitchell.
He was re-posted to the far north of Scotland where he died in a Spitfire crash in 1945.
here are some famous Spitfire aces of the Royal Air Force.
This IWM exclusive T-shirt features blueprints of a composition of various Spitfire marks produced during the war.
making the Spitfire the ideal foil to learn with confidence.
are then still equipped with Spitfire LF XVI with Rolls-Royce Merlin engines 1520 HP.
the ability to fly his Spitfire like no other pilot would dare.
the enemy quickly gained the advantage and Finucane's Spitfire was hit with six machine gun rounds which blew a piece of fuselage into the cockpit and into his leg.