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****ed that post up didn't I

Taken with a cell phone. Looked better than it turned out.

Index posted a few hours ago. Hopefully my ISP will now let me post the pictures. Fairey Swordfish landing on Smiter (ex-USS Vermillion), April 1945. --

Seafire F2 of 807 Squadron on Battler in the Mediterranean, 1943 --

Sea Hurricane Is of 768 Squadron on (in) Argus, 1943. There's a Seafire at the back. --

Armstrong Whitworth Sea Hawk during Operation Musketeer, 1956 --

Sea Vixen FAW 2 of Simon's Circus, the FAA's aerobatic team of 1968, formed by 892 Squadron at Yeovilton --

Sea Mosquito TR33 of 103 Squadron, Lee-on-Solent, c1948 --

Grumman Martlet, probably Operation Torch in November 1942 --

Sea Venom F(AW) 22 on Ark Royal, 1958 --

Two Sea Hurricanes being ferried out to their CAM ships, 1941? --

Corsair Mk 2, unit and carrier unidentified, shedding an external fuel tank in rather spectacular fashion. 1944? --

Apologies if this is a repeat. New to me... A new twist on the old "batwing" http://www.jet-man.com/actuel.html Al Camp

The writing on the back of the photos is barely legable, so I put that data on the front. I don't have a date, as the photos were given to me by my father-in-law, who said the were taken by his grandfather. I have no more information to share, but I would like to be enlightened (especially about...

I am not certain of the identification of the next group I am presenting. All are photographs I took at the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio in July of '06. Help will be appreciated. Once again, the photographs were taken with a hand held digital camera in usually atrocious lighting. My apologies...

http://www.spynet.ru/2006/12/27/kladbishhe_samoletov_25_foto.html

A few months ago, I posted some pictures of fixed-wing aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm, the 'air force' of the UK's Royal Navy. Here's a few more. Details are with each picture. Enjoy them if you can. --