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PS915, 1945 Supermarine 389 Spitfire PR.XIX, C/N: 6S/585121
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Aircraft PS915, 1945 Supermarine 389 Spitfire PR.XIX, c/n 6S/585121, now fully restored and repainted at Duxford (UK) in the silver colours of Flight Lieutenant Ted Powles AFC who took another Spitfire mkPRXIX to 51500ft a record for piston engines that still stands today, engine cowls removed in photo for engine run ups,, at EGXC, photo by Jez Poller
now fully restored and repainted at Duxford (UK) in the silver colours of Flight Lieutenant Ted Powles AFC who took another Spitfire mkPRXIX to 51500ft a record for piston engines that still stands today, engine cowls removed in photo for engine run ups,
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Photographer
Jez Poller
Shot Date 2016-10-27
Airport EGXC
RAF Coningsby Airport, Lincoln, Lincolnshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2016-11-04
Views 479
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Dimensions 1920 × 1280
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Aircraft PS915, Landing back after display rehearsal by the BBMF @ RAF Coningsby, at EGXC, photo by Clive Pattle
Clive Pattle
@ EGXC
Aircraft PS915, Supermarine Spitfire PRXIX PS915 Battle of Britain Memorial Flight RAF, Fairford 14/7/18, at EGVA, photo by Grahame Wills
Grahame Wills
@ EGVA
Aircraft PS915, Display rehearsal by the BBMF @ RAF Coningsby, at EGXC, photo by Clive Pattle
Clive Pattle
@ EGXC
Aircraft PS915, Taken at the 1990 50th Battle of Britian Airshow at Boscombe Down, at EGDM, photo by Ray Hanson
Ray Hanson
@ EGDM
Aircraft PS915, RNAS Yeovilton Air Day 2017, at EGDY, photo by Jacksonphreak
Jacksonphreak
@ EGDY
Aircraft PS915, 1945 Supermarine 389 Spitfire PR.XIX, c/n 6S/585121, now fully restored and repainted at Duxford (UK) in the silver colours of Flight Lieutenant Ted Powles AFC who took another Spitfire mkPRXIX to 51500ft a record for piston engines that still stands today, engine cowls removed in photo for engine run ups,, at EGXC, photo by Jez Poller
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