This aircraft is preserved at the RAF Museum. The museum's records show air-to-air photos were taken on August 16, 1942 and that is what has been used here. The RAF acquired the aircraft when it made a wheels-up landing at Manston on November 27, 1940, after being shot up in an encounter with a Spitfire. 4101 was repaired using parts from other crashed Bf109s. Flew again February 21, 1941 The canopy was removed to allow a tall Rolls-Royce pilot to fly it and was then mislaid. It was flown without a canopy after that. Photo from: Imperial War Museums

Sold in the US as N7173J in April 1989. Bob Kerr photo

Landed in error at Manston along with a second Bf019G while on a Wilde Sau operation, The pilot of the pictured aircraft was Leutnant Horst Prenzel, Staffelkapitan of 3./301 Photo from: Imperial War Museums

End of the road for this one.

ex PH-EXY. Became 9Q-CCI, WFU

Registered in October 1994. Bob Kerr photo

Sold in the UK as G-BXXB in April 1998. Bob Kerr photo

MIG-29 Fulcrum with German Air Force (GAF) from Jagd Geschwader 73 (JG 73) Luftwaffe Fighter Wing in Germany. DND photo.

Roaring over Montreal is a four-engined Lancaster bomber which Royal Canadian Air Force personnel pilot across German territory to bomb war centres. This huge bomber is now being built in Canada. DND photo.

Became EI-FHF, XA-AMW, TC-SPZ

ex N15SC

A Mirage F1 CR from the Escadron de Reconnaissance 1/33 returns from a mission during Exercise MAPLE FLAG XL (MF 40). Exercise MAPLE FLAG runs from May 22 to June 15 and is divided into two two-week periods. During each period, forces from Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Belgium, the United States, the United Kingdom and NATO engage in a simulated, 10-day coalition air campaign. CP-140 Aurora and CC-130 Hercules aircraft, along with a CH-146 Griffon helicopter add to a more robust Canadian Air Force capability during the exercise, while land forces are incorporated into