British Aircraft of the Desert War

31 Monday May 2010

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Two Hurricane Mk.IIBs of No.73 Squadron RAF in 1942.

North American A36A Strategic Recce in Tunis 1943.

Bristol Beaufighter Mk.IC of No.252 Squadron RAF in 1942.

Grumman Mk.III (Martlet) of No.805 FAA Squadron 1041

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