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A vintage fighter plane flying against a clear blue sky, displaying a camouflage pattern and roundels on its wings.

de Havilland Mosquito RR299 in flight (top view), photographed by Stuart H. Bourne

Name: de Havilland Mosquito RR299 in flight (top view), photographed by Stuart H. Bourne
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Top-down view of Mosquito RR299 in flight, captured by Stuart H. Bourne. A rare perspective of the last airworthy Mosquito, showcasing its twin-engine layout and wartime markings.

This striking aerial photograph captures de Havilland Mosquito RR299 (G-ASKH) in flight from a top-down angle, revealing its elegant twin-engine design, RAF roundels, and wartime code “HT-E.” Photographed by Stuart H. Bourne, the image offers a rare glimpse of the Mosquito’s aerodynamic form and wooden construction—hallmarks of its World War II versatility.

RR299 was the last airworthy Mosquito, restored by British Aerospace and flown in displays until its tragic loss in 1996. This image preserves its legacy, highlighting the aircraft’s agility and historical significance as a multi-role fighter-bomber, night fighter, and reconnaissance platform

de Havilland Mosquito RR299 in flight (top view), photographed by Stuart H. Bourne

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