Quite a colorful history for the Spitfire, as it has been transferred through a lot of units and in the shape of multiple identities. It is currently preserved at the aviation museum in the colors of 331 Squadron. Other aircraft that can be seen in the photo are a Catalina, Huey and Vampire.

Serving as a gateguard at the Norwegian Aviation Museum, just outside the airport of Bodø.

RAF MH350 taken on charge Aug-1943, to Norwegian AF MH350 taken on charge May-1945, struck off charge Dec-1951 and stored for preservation, later to Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø. It carries the FN code letter for 331 Sqn

RAF MH350 taken on charge Aug-1943, to Norwegian AF MH350 taken on charge May-1945, struck off charge Dec-1951 and stored for preservation, later to Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø. It is carrying the FN code letter for 331 Sqn

RAF BD734 full-scale model, commemorates the real BD734 that flew in the RAF with Norwegian 331 Sqn from 1941 to Nov-1941