HJ719 served with 418 Squadron RCAF until June 25, 1944, when it crashed near Upper Beeding after an engine fire forced the crew to bale out. Photo from: Imperial War Museums

Delivered to the USAAF in North Africa. Photo from: Imperial War Museums

The Imperial War Museum says following service with the Telecommunications Flying Unit and the Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment, FN957 was assigned to the South African Air Force. The Australian website ADF Serials lists FN957 as operated by 429 Sqn, RAAF, which was based in the eastern Mediterranean. The consistency is both put the aircraft into the same theatre of war. FN957 was struck off charge by the RAF in 1946. Photo from: Imperial War Museums

X4786 at the end of its operational career with 543 Sqn at Benson. It was passed to a training unit at Dyce in Scotland and withdrawn from use before the end of World War II. Photo from: Imperial War Museums

Wideawake was built by the US as a staging post. The remote island airstrip was out of range of German air attack. The presence of P-39s discouraged any attempt to capture Ascension Island. Photo from: National Archives at College Park, Maryland

Algy Spurr Photo. 1943 - Focke Wulf 190 at La Fauconnerie Airfield, Tunisia. This is thought to be at La Fauconnerie II.