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No.122 Sqn RAF - Squadron Details - Aviation Directory

No.122 Sqn RAF


Name : No.122 Sqn RAF
Founded : 1st January 1918
Disbanded : 1st April 1946
Country : UK
Fate : Disbanded 1st April 1946
More Details : Bombay

Victuri volamus - We fly to conquer
Known Code Letters : , MT,

Flew Mustangs from January 1944.

Known Service Details :

Pilot or Aircrew

Rank

Start of Service

End of Service

Known Dates

Aircraft

Airframes

Notes

Don Kingaby

March 1943

unknown

Alan Geoffrey Page

unknown

unknown

Pilots and Aircrew for : No.122 Sqn RAF
A list of all aircrew from our database who are associated with this squadron. A profile page is available by clicking their name.
NameInfo
Barthropp, Paddy
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   Died : 16 / 4 / 2008
Barthropp, Paddy

At the outbreak of war Paddy flew obsolete Hinds, Hectors and Lysanders in combat, but converted to Spitfires and joined 602 Squadron at Tangmere. During the Battle of Britain he flew with some of the great aces - Douglas Bader, Sailor Malan, and Bob Stanford Tuck. In 1941 he was a Flight Commander with 610 Squadron. Continuing to fly Spitfires, now with 122 Squadron based at Hornchurch, he flew fighter sweeps and escort missions. On 17th May 1942 he was shot down over St Omer. He baled out but was captured, spending the next three years as a POW. One of the RAFs best known and best loved characters, though the bane of certain senior officers, Paddy Barthropps RAF service spanned the period from bi-planes to supersonic jets. Joining the RAF in 1938, his first squadron was 613 flying Hinds, Hectors and Lysanders. In 1940 he was released to fly Spitfires with 602 Squadron where he shared in the destruction of two aircraft. He was posted to 610 Squadron, and then to 91 Squadron, shooting down two Bf 109s during summer 1941 and receiving the DFC. In August 1941 he returned to 610 Squadron as a flight commander. He was shot down three times, the third time being taken prisoner ofwar. He had by then brought his total to 9. Scraps in the air were accompanied by scrapes on the ground, and appearances in Magistrates Courts for disorderly conduct. Addicted to fast cars and lively ladies - and the sworn enemy of stuffed shirts everywhere - he was the irrepressible life and soul of any party, and a persistant thorn in the side of overweening authority as the Germans were to discover. The war over, he was posted to the Empire Test Pilots School where he flew over a hundred different types of plane in ten months. Soon, he was out in the Sudan and in serious trouble again - under arrest after taking a hippo to an upper-crust party. As a boy, he had been taught to ride by champion jockey Steve Donaghue and now, posted to Hong Kong, he rode winners on the track at Happy Valley, and seriously thought of turning professional. Then it was back to the U.K. to take up an appointment as a Fighter Station Commander, and to lead the Coronation fly-past over Buckingham Palace. He left the RAF to set up his own luxury car-hire firm. He died on 16th April 2008.
Bisley, John
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Bisley, John

Fl Lt John Bisley DFC Royal Australian Air Force, fighter pilot joined the RAAF in 1940 and was posted to England where he joined 122 Sqn RAF. On 29 March 1942 he flew a Spitfire off HMS Eagle and landed at Malta as part of operation Picket II. On 5 April 1942 Plt Off John Bisley was flying one of three Mk VB Spitfires of 126 Sqn RAF who intercepted 100 German aircraft attacking Malta. He was then attacked by 12 Me109s from JG-53 who took it in turns to attack two at a time to try and shoot him down and he was hit by 55 cannon shells. Fl Lt John Bisley DFC said I would flick the aircraft over, standing it on its wingtip just 5 or 10 feet above the water and pulll into a tight turn go part way then flick back the other way. He then made a wheels up landing at Ta Kali and watched from a slit trench as two of the 109s then strafed what was left of his Spitfire. This was the intense aerial air battles over Valetta in April 1942. Between the summer of 1940 and the end of 1942, Malta became one of the most bombed places on earth. The RAFs desperate fight to retain control of the diminutive Mediterranean island, and the defiant courage of the people of Malta, is one of the epic stories of World War Two. Bisley was awareded the DFC on the 7th July 1942. From April to early July, Bisley shot down a Junkers Ju88, a Ju87, two Me109s a Macchi MC202 and a half share in a Savoia-Marchetti SM.84. He returned back the England and then to Australia in August 1942 joinming 452 Sqn in Darwin flying Spitfire MKVs. On 20 June 1943, Flight Lieutenant John Henry Eric Bisley (402720) shot down a Nakajima KI-49 (Helen) (Squadron Leader R. S. MacDonald, and Flight Lieutenant D. Evans also each shot down a Japanese Helen or Sally.) John Bisley became a test and ferry pilot from 1944 and then a instructor at the Central Flying School. He left the Ryal Australian Air Force in August 1945 and after the war established an import export business.
Kingaby, Don
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   Died : 31 / 12 / 1990
Kingaby, Don

Born in London on 7th January 1920. Joined the RAFVR in April 1939 at the age of 19. He flew a Mk.I Spitfire with No.266 Squadron during the initial stages of the Battle of Britain, claiming as damaged two Ju88s and an Me110. He then joined No.92 Squadron in September 1940, claiming 4 aircraft (including 3 Me109s) in October, then 6 more Me109s in November 1940, including 4 in a single day on the 15th. He claimed a further 12 victories during 1941, before joining No.111 Sqn and No.64 Sqn in March and April 1942 correspondingly. He later joined No.122 Squadron, and was promoted to lead the Hornchurch wing in March 1943. On D-Day, he claimed the final addition to his total, sharing in the destruction of an Me109. He was the only RAF pilot to be awarded three DFMs, and scored a total of 23 victories and 8 probables. His Air Force Cross medal was awarded in 1952 for his work with Vampire jets. He retired in 1958. Sadly, he passed away on 31st December 1990.
Page, Alan Geoffrey
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   Died : 3 / 8 / 2000
Page, Alan Geoffrey

Geoffrey Page was born in Boxmoor on 16th May 1920. Geoffrey Page developed an early interest in aviation, which is not surprising as he had an uncle who flew during the Great War and another uncle was Sir Frederick Handley Page, the great aircraft manufacturer. Page went to Dean Close School in Cheltenham, Glouscestershire, and later went to the Imperial College to study engineering. It was at college he joined the University Air Squadron at Northolt. Two weeks after the outbreak of the Second World War, Geoffrey Page received his call-up papers and joined the RAF with the rank of Acting Pilot Officer and went to Cranwell for advanced training. In May 1940 after a short period of instructing, Page was posted to 66 Squadron, flying Supermarine Spitfires but was almost immediately re-assigned to 56 Squadron where he was to fly the Hawker Hurricane. Whilst as a pilot officer with 56 squadron he took part in the Battles of France and Britain, and had accounted for three kills by the time he was shot down on the 12th August 1940 during the Battle of Britain. Flying behind his commanding officer, who was attacking a large formation of Dornier Do17 bombers, his Hurricane was hit and caught fire. Burning high-octane fuel sprayed into the cockpit, covering Page, resulting in very bad burns to his face and hands. Page parachuted out and his Hurricane crashed into the sea. After being picked up from the sea he was taken to the burns unit at Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead, where he was treated by Sir Archibald MacIndoe, a pioneering plastic surgeon. He spent the next two years in hospital undergoing numerous plastic surgery operations. Both of his hands were burnt down to the bone, and his head had swollen to three times its normal size. Page had also received gunshot wounds to his legs. Page became a founding member of the Guinea Pig Club, where Sir Archibald MacIndoe was elected life time president and Geoffrey Page was its first chairman. In late 1942 he re-joined operations again as a Flight Lieutenant. He joined No.132 Squadron as a supernumerary Flight Lieutenant, before volunteering for service in North Africa, but returned to the UK as the desert heat caused problems on his skin grafts. In July 1943 he won his first DFC. Later in the year he joined 122 Squadron as a Flight Commander, before re-joining No.132 Squadron in January 1944 as Commanding Officer. On 29th April 1944 Page led his squadron to strafe Deelen airfield in Holland, and attacked a Bf110 night fighter that was landing. Despite the odds, the Bf110 shot down two Spitfires, before Page forced the aircraft down and destroyed it. The pilot of the Bf110 was the famous Major Hans-Joachim Jabs, who survived. Page was later promoted Wing Leader of 125 wing, and after another DFC he won the DSO at the end of 1944. Page had achieved his goal of 15 victories (10 solo, 5 shared, and 3 damaged). After the war on a tour of the United States met his wife to be, the daughter of a British Hollywood actor. He left the R.A.F. in 1948 joining Vickers Armstrong. In retirement, Page remained the driving force of the Guinea Pig Club, and also founded the Battle of Britain Trust. This raised more than one million pounds, with which the Battle of Britain memorial was erected overlooking the Straits of Dover. In 1995 he was created an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. Sadly Alan Geoffrey Page DSO, OBE, DFC and Bar died 3rd August 2000.
Scott, Allan
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Scott, Allan

Allan Scott joined the RAF in March 1941, joining 124 Squadron in October, where he made his first claims. Ordered to Malta, he flew his Spitfire off HMS Eagle to the island on 21st July. Initially posted to 603 Squadron, he went to 1435 Squadron, seeing much action - including a victory during Operation Pedestal on 13th August. He remained with this unit until December 1942. Whilst on Malta he was credited with at least 5 destroyed and a further 2 probables, and received the DFM. Returnong to the UK he was commissioned in January 1943. In September he was posted to join 122 Squadron. His final tally was 6 victories.



Pilots or Aircrew :
L R Knight
Historical Notes :
04-01-1944 - Shot down by Me109s near Abbeville. Flight Sergeant L R Knight killed. The German pilot who claimed this victory was either Egon Mayer or Wilhelm Hoffman, both of whom claimed Spitfires at roughly the same time and place on this date.
Pilots or Aircrew :
Stanislaw Brzeski
Historical Notes :
19-10-1941 - Joined No.317 Sqn.
31-01-1942 - Damaged in flying accident.
20-09-1942 - Joined No.132 Sqn.
21-05-1943 - Joined No.122 Sqn.
15-08-1943 - Joined No.234 Sqn.
19-08-1943 - Damaged on operations.
27-04-1944 - Joined No.64 Sqn.
14-01-1948 - Transferred to Portugal.
08-11-1941 - Flown by Polish Ace Stanislaw Brzeski as he claimed an Me109 and also a damaged Fw190.
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Historical Notes :
23-07-1942 - Abandoned off Brittany after ground attack mission to Plouescat.
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Pilots or Aircrew :
John David McAlpine Duncan
Historical Notes :
20-05-1942 - Joined No.64 Sqn.
15-07-1942 - Joined No.154 Sqn.
28-02-1943 - Joined No.310 Sqn.
06-03-1943 - Joined No.132 Sqn with code FF-S.
21-05-1943 - Joined No.122 Sqn.
04-01-1944 - Joined No.234 Sqn.
24-02-1944 - Damaged on operations.
16-06-1944 - Now back with No.64 Sqn, hit by flak and crashed into a farmhouse. Flight Sergeant John David McAlpine Duncan killed.
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Pilots or Aircrew :
Paddy Finucane
Pilots or Aircrew :
P J M Autret
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Pilots or Aircrew :
L Zygarlicki
Historical Notes :
18-04-1942 - Joined No.122 Sqn.
14-11-1942 - Joined No.416 Sqn RCAF.
23-03-1943 - Joined No.411 Sqn RCAF.
28-09-1943 - Joined No.340 Sqn.
31-10-1943 - Damaged in flying accident.
29-11-1943 - Joined No.485 Sqn RNZAF.
30-04-1944 - Joined No.303 Sqn.
17-06-1944 - Shot down by flak over the Normandy beaches. Warrant Officer L Zygarlicki killed.
Historical Notes :
23-07-1944 - Damaged on operations.
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Historical Notes :
23-07-1944 - Damaged on operations.
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Historical Notes :
23-07-1944 - Crashed into sea off Bolt Head after engine failure.
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Pilots or Aircrew :
P G H Goode
Historical Notes :
09-08-1943 - Joined No.122 Sqn.
07-12-1943 - Joined No.19 Sqn.
24-01-1944 - Now with No.313 Sqn, the aircraft was abandoned after engine failure 6 miles off Deal. Flying Officer P G W Goode was killed.
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Pilots or Aircrew :
J. Szlagowski
Historical Notes :
08-08-1940 - Force-landed after suffering engine failure near Liskeard, Cornwall. Sgt Szlagowski safe.
Pilots or Aircrew :
S. Baxter
Historical Notes :
30-08-1940 - Shot down and force landed at Eastchurch. Sergeant Baxter ok.
Historical Notes :
28-07-1940 - Damaged on operations.
Pilots or Aircrew :
D. R. Turley-George
Historical Notes :
25-07-1940 - Shot down by Me109 near Dover. P/O Turley-George ok.
Pilots or Aircrew :
M. M. Shand
Historical Notes :
25-08-1940 - Damaged by Me109 and force landed at Manston. Pilot Officer Shand injured.
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Known Individual Aircraft of No.122 Sqn RAF :

Type

Serial

Codes

First Flew

Squadron History

Aircrew History

History Notes

Engine

Factory

Spitfire Vb

AA729

09/09/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Chattis Hill

Spitfire Vb

AA733

ON-K
SD-V

11/09/1941

details

details

details

Merlin 45

Chattis Hill

Spitfire Vb

AA756

JH-Z

07/10/1941

details

details

details

Merlin 45M

Chattis Hill

Spitfire Vb

AA836

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

AA930

29/10/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

High Post

Spitfire Vb

AA944

15/11/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

High Post

Spitfire Vb

AA971

01/11/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

AA972

04/11/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

AA973

YO-V

05/11/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vc

AB167

15/11/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vc

AB368

29/12/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

AB859

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AB921

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AB925

JH-F
FF-C

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AB972

SK-H

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AB986

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AD262

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AD294

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AD416

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AD454

-

details

no information

details

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AD510

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AD511

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AD540

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AD561

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

AR320

YO-W
PJ-X

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Westland

Spitfire Vb

AR378

AZ-W

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Westland

Spitfire Vb

AR399

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Westland

Spitfire Vb

AR400

MT-D

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Westland

Spitfire Vb

AR402

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Westland

Spitfire Vb

BL236

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL237

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL251

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL320

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL326

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL342

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL348

MT-M

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL390

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL412

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL450

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL462

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL489

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL496

MN-O

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL500

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL511

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL669

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL698

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL718

AZ-T

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL719

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL757

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL812

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL813

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL814

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL895

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL956

DW-N

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BL976

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM127

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM129

FF-S

-

details

details

details

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM130

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM135

31/03/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM138

MT-N

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM203

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM210

MT-F

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM237

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM241

MT-D

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM242

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM243

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM244

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM252

MT-E

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM266

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM269

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM270

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM308

-

details

details

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM309

PK-B

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM311

-

details

details

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM318

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM321

MT-T

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM328

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM349

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM352

MT-Z

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM373

27/03/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM399

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM403

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM404

MT-A

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM407

02/04/1942

details

details

details

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM409

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM430

04/04/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM458

-

details

no information

details

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM476

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM480

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM483

29/03/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM489

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM493

LO-S

17/04/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM520

16/04/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM523

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM543

DL-M

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM633

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM634

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM643

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM644

25/04/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

BM645

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vc

BR141

YT-N

10/04/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

High Post

Spitfire IX

BR594

FN-R
FN-V

11/06/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh

Spitfire IX

BR636

29/07/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS105

06/07/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh

Spitfire IX

BS109

11/07/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh

Spitfire IX

BS192

GW-A

24/07/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Chattis Hill

Spitfire IX

BS272

MD-B

13/08/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS281

RF-C

28/08/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS283

30/08/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS285

29/08/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS286

NN-F

03/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS290

09/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS336

06/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS340

20/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS345

23/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS346

23/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS347

19/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS348

29/09/1942

details

no information

details

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS349

27/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS350

27/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS351

27/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS386

25/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Chattis Hill

Spitfire IX

BS387

FY-Y

25/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Chattis Hill

Spitfire IX

BS402

18/10/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Chattis Hill

Spitfire IX

BS405

21/10/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Chattis Hill

Spitfire IX

BS461

23/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh

Spitfire IX

BS464

23/09/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh

Spitfire IX

BS512

24/10/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh

Spitfire IX

BS545

24/10/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

BS546

24/10/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Rolls Royce Hucknall

Spitfire IX

EN472

08/02/1943

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh

Spitfire IX

EN473

09/02/1943

details

no information

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

EN780

27/04/1942

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

EN841

-

details

no information

details

Merlin 45M

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

EP288

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

EP385

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 46

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire F21

LA194

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA196

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA197

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA206

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA210

EB-X

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA211

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA212

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA225

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA226

09/01/1945

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA236

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA251

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA252

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA282

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA283

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA284

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire F21

LA304

-

details

no information

no information

Griffon 61

SM

Spitfire IX

LZ924

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA420

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA757

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA764

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA803

NN-F

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA814

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA815

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA836

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA837

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA839

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MA846

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH316

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH317

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH318

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH373

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH375

-

details

details

details

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH378

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH843

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH873

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MH875

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IX

MJ222

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 63

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Ia

N3236

11/12/1939

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

N3278

05/01/1940

details

details

details

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

N3284

DW-J

11/01/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire IIa

P7287

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Morris Motors

Spitfire IIa

P7490

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7621

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7622

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7626

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7667

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7744

NK-J

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7826

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7838

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7894

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7911

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P7969

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8014

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8023

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8082

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8132

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8174

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8177

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8180

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8197

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIb

P8207

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIb

P8252

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIb

P8257

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8261

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIb

P8322

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8324

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8377

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8390

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8424

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8445

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire IIa

P8477

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin XII

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Ia

P9325

03/02/1940

details

details

details

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

P9334

09/02/1940

details

no information

details

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

P9387

04/03/1940

details

details

details

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

R6815

25/06/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

R6886

02/07/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

R6917

11/07/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

R6969

17/07/1940

details

details

details

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

R7115

10/02/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

R7138

19/02/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

R7149

23/02/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

R7202

08/03/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire HFIX

SM513

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Spitfire HFIX

TA802

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TA812

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TB584

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TB846

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TB985

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TD359

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE197

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE211

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE231

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE232

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE233

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE234

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE236

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE238

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE290

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE292

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE294

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE296

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE299

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE305

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire HFIX

TE306

-

details

no information

no information

Merlin 70

Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory

Spitfire Vb

W3244

20/05/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

W3261

29/05/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

W3368

MT-V

24/05/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Chattis Hill

Spitfire Vb

W3407

MT-R

13/06/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

High Post

Spitfire Vb

W3656

07/08/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

W3826

28/08/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

W3848

JU-H
ZD-P

11/09/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45M

Eastleigh

Spitfire Vb

W3965

09/10/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin 45

High Post

Spitfire Ia

X4338

02/09/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

X4486

19/09/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

X4489

20/09/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

X4675

31/10/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

X4679

01/11/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

X4715

07/11/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

X4838

04/12/1940

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

X4930

13/01/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Spitfire Ia

X4935

16/01/1941

details

no information

no information

Merlin III

Eastleigh

Aircraft for : No.122 Sqn RAF
A list of all aircraft associated with No.122 Sqn RAF. A profile page including a list of all art prints for the aircraft is available by clicking the aircraft name.
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Mustang



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Manufacturer : North American

Mustang

The ubiquitous North American P-51 Mustang, which many consider to be the best all-around fighter of WW II, owes its origins to the British Air Ministry. Following Britains entry into WW II in 1939, the RAF was interested in purchasing additional fighter aircraft from American sources, particularly the Curtiss P-40. Curtiss, which was busy, was unable to guarantee timely delivery so the British approached North American Aviation as a possible second source for the P-40. North American chose to propose its own fighter design which would use the same Allison engine as the P-40. Utilizing new laminar flow wings, the North American fighter was expected to have performance better than the P-40. Developed in record time the new aircraft was designated as a Mustang I by the Brits, whereas the USAAF ordered two for evaluation which were designated XP-51 Apaches. Intrigued with the possibility of using this aircraft also as a dive bomber, North American proposed this to the USAAF which decided to order 500 of the P-51 aircraft to be modified for dive bombing use. Designated as the A-36 Invader, this version of the Mustang utilized dive flaps, and bomb racks under each wing. Some reinforcing of the structural members was also required because of the G-forces to be encountered in dive bombing. A-36s entered combat service with the USAAF prior to any P-51s. In early 1943 the 86th and 27th Fighter Bomber Groups of the 12th Air Force began flying A-36s out of Northern Africa. Despite some early problems with instability caused by the dive flaps, the A-36 was effective in light bombing and strafing roles. It was not, however, capable of dog fighting with German fighters, especially at higher altitudes. Despite these drawbacks one USAAF pilot, Captain Michael T. Russo, who served with the 16th Bomb Squadron of the 27th Fighter Bomber Group, was credited with five confirmed aerial victories in the A-36, thereby becoming the first mustang ace.

Spitfire



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Manufacturer : Supermarine
Production Began : 1936
Retired : 1948
Number Built : 20351

Spitfire

Royal Air Force fighter aircraft, maximum speed for mark I Supermarine Spitfire, 362mph up to The Seafire 47 with a top speed of 452mph. maximum ceiling for Mk I 34,000feet up to 44,500 for the mark XIV. Maximum range for MK I 575 miles . up to 1475 miles for the Seafire 47. Armament for the various Marks of Spitfire. for MK I, and II . eight fixed .303 browning Machine guns, for MKs V-IX and XVI two 20mm Hispano cannons and four .303 browning machine guns. and on later Marks, six to eight Rockets under the wings or a maximum bomb load of 1,000 lbs. Designed by R J Mitchell, The proto type Spitfire first flew on the 5th March 1936. and entered service with the Royal Air Force in August 1938, with 19 squadron based and RAF Duxford. by the outbreak of World war two, there were twelve squadrons with a total of 187 spitfires, with another 83 in store. Between 1939 and 1945, a large variety of modifications and developments produced a variety of MK,s from I to XVI. The mark II came into service in late 1940, and in March 1941, the Mk,V came into service. To counter the Improvements in fighters of the Luftwaffe especially the FW190, the MK,XII was introduced with its Griffin engine. The Fleet Air Arm used the Mk,I and II and were named Seafires. By the end of production in 1948 a total of 20,351 spitfires had been made and 2408 Seafires. The most produced variant was the Spitfire Mark V, with a total of 6479 spitfires produced. The Royal Air Force kept Spitfires in front line use until April 1954.




Last edited : 16:13, November 12, 2012
Last editor : kc

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