This is a reference to the squadron's nickname, the "Chiefs", and its emblem, which shows the head of a Native American chief. It is not clear if the markings correspond to the type of weapons ...

At the start of the battle, there were 19 Spitfire squadrons in service with the Fighter Command and more planes were on the way. Though they did not match the number of kills of the allied Hawker ...

The 49th Test and Evaluation Squadron revealed the finished livery ... adding that “the roundels on the sides and the ‘USAF’ markings on the wings and fuselage pay tribute to the NB-52 ...

The first fighter to regain its wings was the Spitfire Mk XVI (TE311), which was adorned with fictitious 'L-NG' codes on its starboard side in honour of Squadron Leader Long. Meanwhile, the Spit's ...

Image: RAF Harrowbeer Interest Group The airfield saw various units come and go, including Hurricane and Spitfire squadrons, each contributing to the war effort in different capacities. Harrowbeer, ...