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PostPosted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 9:57 pm 
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Does anyone have the RAF service histories for the following Mosquito aircraft and/or any service pics?
RS700, RS709, TA639, TA719 and TH998


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There is a good account of the history of all these surving aircraft in the 1986 book (Aston Publications, UK) by Stuart Howe, titled 'Mosquito Survivors'. Could certainly do with an update but its a good start.

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Thanks for that. I shall start looking on EBay!
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I posted these a couple years ago; they were taken in '63 during the filming of 633 Squadron.

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Some history here:

http://www.mossie.org/Mosquito_loc.htm

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