These happen to be RCAF 418 Sqn Mosquitos.
Formed at Debden, Essex, England on 15 November 1941 as the RCAF’s 14th -only Intruder -squadron formed overseas, the unit flew Boston and Mosquito aircraft on day-and night-intruder operations deep into enemy territory. Its claim of 178 enemy aircraft and 79½ V-1 flying bombs destroyed made it the top-scoring unit of the RCAF. The leading individual score was S/L R. Bannock, with 11 aircraft and 18½ V-l’s. On 21 November 1944 it was transferred to close support work (1) with the Second Tactical Air Force in the Low Countries. The squadron was disbanded at Volkel, in The Netherlands, on 7 September 1945.
https://www.rcafassociation.ca/heritage ... -squadron/https://www.mossie.org/squadrons/418_squadron.htmhttps://www.valiant-wings.co.uk/ekmps/s ... t-v1.0.pdfRCAF 418 Sqn Mosquito Nose art "Cousin Jake". (RCAF photo)
FB Mk VI ‘Cousin Jake’ of No.418 Squadron flown by J. T. Caine amongst others.
RCAF 418 Sqn Mosquito Nose art "Black Rufe" (RCAF photo)
On May 3, 1944, Kipp/Huletsky claimed four Fw 190's in Black Rufe. Those four victories saw 418 achieve their 100th victory, air and ground combined.
Hence, the 100 applied to the nose art of this Mosquito.
RCAF Mosquito of 418 Sqn Nose art "Hairless Joe" (RCAF photo)
FB Mk VI HR147 ‘Hairless Joe’ flown by Wg Cdr Russ Bannock DSO DFC of No.418 Squadron
RCAF 418 Sqn Mosquito with "Lon'some Polecat" nose art. (RCAF photo)
RCAF 418 Sqn Mosquito Nose art "Li'l Abner" (RCAF photo)
FB Mk VI flown by Sqn Ldr H. Cleveland, the last CO of No.418 Squadron (24/05/45 to 7/09/45) with ‘Li’l Abner’ artwork on his aircraft