The Most Iconic Spitfire? The late Ray Hanna’s beautiful Supermarine Spitfire IX MH434 at Sywell 2024. #supermarine #supermarinespitfire #warbirdphotography #warbirds #warbirdwednesday #Aviation #aviationlovers #history #nostalgia | The Warbird Coffee Company

After D-Day, Spitfires weren’t just fighting in the skies—they were delivering beer to thirsty troops in Normandy. From drop tanks filled with ale to the invention of “beer bombs” strapped to bomb racks, discover how the RAF and RCAF turned their legendary fighters into “flying pubs.” This is the fascinating true story of the Flying Dray. To celebrate this incredible ingenuity, we have released the brand-new Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IXc “Flying Dray” in 1:24 scale—the perfect way to bring this st

Book an unforgettable Spitfire experience! Recovered 45 years after crash landing on a beach, our Spitfire N3200 flew with 19 Squadron from Duxford and is now an airworthy combat veteran. Join one of our expert IWM guides for a private talk and a unique opportunity to sit inside the cockpit of this historic Supermarine Spitfire. Give this incredible experience as a gift to a loved one this Christmas or book as a treat for yourself. | Imperial War Museum London

The Supermarine Spitfire is considered one of the most iconic fighter aircraft of all time, but designs changed drastically between the original Mk 1 and the later Mk 24. Learn how and why in this episode of Duxford in Depth. Watch in full: bit.ly/3lrhG8u | Imperial War Museum London