17 June 1942. Supermarine Spitfire Mk V., Malta.🇲🇹
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Supermarine Walrus Argentine Service
The Supermarine Walrus served with the Argentine Naval Aviation (Aviación Naval Argentina) during the 1940s and 50s, providing the navy with a versatile amphibious aircraft capable of operating from both land bases and the sea. Designed by Supermarine Aviation Works, the Walrus was a rugged biplane powered by a Bristol Pegasus radial engine.
Argentina acquired two aircraft in 1940 and a further eight from 1946 to 1950.
One of the most notable aspects of Argentine Walrus service was its operation from the light cruiser La Argentina. The cruiser was equipped with a catapult for launching seaplanes, and the Walrus provided an effective means of extending the ship’s reconnaissance range beyond the horizon. Walrus amphibians in Argentine service operated into the late 1950s.
A 1953 photograph of a Boeing RB-47E Stratojet during a manufacturer test flight shortly after the variant entered production.
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Hurricane Mark I night fighter of 85 Sqn. RAF taxiing by the light of a flare at Debden, Essex, before taking off to intercept night raiders
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This is what Mogami's stern looked like in 1943. The monoplanes are Aichi E13A 'Jake' seaplanes, they first flew in 1939 and were a common scout airplane in the IJN for the entire war, with more than 1,400 being produced. Interestingly, some of them remained in service with the French from 1945 to 1947 during the First Indochina War.
The biplanes are Mitsubishi F1M 'Pete' seaplanes. These were the last biplane operated by the IJN, and nearly a thousand were built by 1944 when production stopped. They were versatile aircraft, being used as fighters, bombers, scouts, and towards the end of the war, as kamikaze aircraft.
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A group of American SB2C-4 carrier-based dive bombers from the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown (CV-10) fly to bomb Iwo Jima. February 1945
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