255K views · 2.9K reactions | This is CGI - RAF DH.98 Mosquito Squadron low level heavy terrain test. | SpitfireCGI | Facebook

65K views · 2.6K reactions | DH.98 Mosquito B.35 TJ138. Delivered after VE Day, she briefly saw squadron service in 1950 before her unit re-equipped with Vampire FB.5s. #ww2 #WWII #dehavilland #mosquito #warbirds | Daniel J Wheatcroft | Facebook

Detail view of the Mosquito NF.II exhaust shrouds. These were important for night flying aircraft to help mask the red hot exhausts and the sparks and flame from the exhaust ports. Under this shroud are FIVE stubs a side, the last two (nearest the wing) are conjoined on the earlier Mosquitos to keep stub 6 away from the wooden wing. These shrouds to get very hot themselves and eventually need replacement. These shrouds are actually from the PROTOTYPE MOSQUITO! Some of the oldest Mosquito parts i

Mosquito: The Wooden Wonder – History, Restoration & Merlin Engine Start! Nicknamed “The Wooden Wonder,” the de Havilland Mosquito is one of the most revered and innovative aircraft of WWII — a high-speed, multi-role machine built almost entirely of wood. In this episode of History’s Greatest Aircraft, we explore the story of the Mosquito and visit one of the most iconic examples still in existence: the Tony Agar Mosquito at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre. -The history and genius of t

29K views · 730 reactions | British Mosquito aircraft of RAF Coastal Command attack German merchant ships and their escorts in the Nordgulen fjord in #Norway on December 5, 1944 (: British Pathé). | World War II History | Facebook