Phil H Listemann

The full history of the first Griffon engined Spitfire variant is told, squadron per squadron, with the list of all claims, losses. The success of this variant paved the way for the subsequent Griffon engined variants. With over 30 photos. It is an updated and revised edition of the Allied Wings No.1 published in 2008. Revised December 2018.

The full history of the Supermarine Sptfire F.24. Often forgotten, the last mark of the Spitfire played however its role in this unstable post-war era even if it hasn't been engaged in combat. Its presence in the British colony of Hong Kong, while the Communits China had been proclaimed, was far to be only symbolic. Over 30 photos illustrate this booklet, with a set of 5 colour profiles. Revised February 2021.

The 'SQUADRONS ' series details in each title the operational usage of an aircraft version used by the RAF, squadron per squadron...with plenty of first hand photos and unpublished material. The Sptifire Mk.VI was probably the less known variant of the Spitfire, and was not really appreciated by the pilots. However, this study tends to prove that the Mk.VI was not as that bad as we can think. Over 20 photos included. Revised December 2018.

The purpose of this study is to provide aviation historians and enthusiasts with a range of information relative to each of the Commonwealth squadrons that saw combat during World War II. Each record will comprise a short history, complete with illustrations and artwork, and accompanied by the following appendices: Appendix I: Squadron Commanders and Flight CommandersAppendix II: Major awardsAppendix III: Operational diary (number of sorties per month)Appendix IV: Victory listAppendix V: Aircraft losses on operationsAppendix VI: Aircraft losses in accidentsAppendix VII: Aircraft Serial numbers matching with individual letters (including mission totals for multi-engine aircraft)Appendix VIII: Nominal roll (Captains only for bomber and seaplane units)Appendix IX: Roll of HonourThis study contains 12 photos and 6 colour profiles