Spitfire AD199
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model: Vbfactory: CBAF
engine: M45
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History:
33MU 7-9-41 71Sq 19-9-41 145Sq 15-11-41 350Sq 11-2-42 403Sq 17-3-42 Collided with lorry North Weald AC 2-4-42 Sgt N Monchier (RCAF) safe. ros 121Sq 31-5-42 334FS/4FG landing accident Bodney 15-1-43 VASM fuel syst mods 5-11-43 277Sq 4-3-44 Miles Aircraft 17-8-44 Marshalls FS 24-10-45 SOC* for acronyms please see source: Spitfire Production
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Pilots:
| Name | Date | Rank | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mahady M J | 1942‑01‑16 | F/L | pow |
| Mahady M J | 1942‑01‑16 | F/L | pow |
| Mahady M J | 1942‑01‑17 | F/L | pow |
| Mahady M J | 1942‑01‑28 | F/L | pow |
| Bartels A T | 1944‑03‑26 | P/O | ok |
| Gadd W C | 1944‑04‑20 | W/O | ok |
note: 'pilot to aircraft' linkage created via Pilot's page
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Comments / Questions:
by: Nicholas Gadd CURRENT PICTURE IS "KH-O" SERIAL NUMBER AD198 2025-11-21 16:03:01
This looks like a gun post not a lorry that Spitfire has come up against. This occurred on 27/12/1941 to AD198 "KH-O". See AD198 this also has the same picture. Referring to Andrew Pentlands Spitfire database AD198 was delivered as "KH-O"
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reply: Eddy Tyler agreement 2025-11-21 18:31:43
Yes, 100% agree that this is AD198 after crashing into a gun post/section post/seagull trench at RAF North Weald, December 1941; Often misattributed as RAF Hornchurch but 403 sqn was at Hornchurch a bit earlier in 1941
reply: kurtis will move pic over, thanks. 2025-11-21 18:42:10
I'll move the pic over to 198, thanks for this.