The Spitfire is one of the most legendary fighter planes in history, but its success in the Battle of Britain was no accident. From its revolutionary elliptical wing design to its powerful Rolls-Royce ...

Above 15,000 feet, the Spitfire was faster and more ... By the time the Battle of Britain broke out, the aircraft had evolved into the Bristol Blenheim, a nearly obsolete twin-engine aircraft ...

The Spitfire should be the obvious answer to that question, right? After all, it was the most famous fighter of the Battle of Britain ... thing about ubiquity. The plane also earned bragging ...

The Spitfire is the most famous plane of World War Two. Its groundbreaking design and superior specifications gave the British a decisive advantage fighting the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain.

The aircraft was brought to "a swift halt on the grass" after it came off the runway, the RAF says A Spitfire from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) has come off the runway following a ...

"Spitfire Paddy", as he became known, volunteered to join the RAF in 1938 and by the time the Battle of Britain began in 1940, he was in action and flying Spitfires. A film by John Bray A young ...

while the RAF had the Hurricane and Spitfire. The Luftwaffe heavily outnumbered the RAF. During the Battle of Britain, they had 2,550 fighter planes available, while the RAF only had 749.

ONE lucky punter has the chance to buy an iconic SPITFIRE plane for £65,000. Engineer Iain Hutchison promises the 80% replica ...

While the British boast a perfect record in world wars - including a gritty victory over Germany's seemingly unstoppable Luftwaffe in the Battle ... truly bad aircraft. The Spitfire fighter ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad - Spitfire Mk.VB Collector Plane The Supermarine Spitfire is a legendary example of British aircraft engineering ...

A new stamp issue for the Falkland Islands and Ascension Island has been announced by Pobjoy Mint, commemorating the Battle of Britain and Churchill’s “Few”. At the start of 2010 ...