
The Sopwith Camel Was One Of The First World War's Deadliest Aircraft
Awesome video with great sound of an iconic WW2 fighter/bomber
Renown Kiwi warbird pilots Keith Skilling and Dave Phillips put the Jerry Yagen-owned de Havilland DH.98 Mosquito through its paces with several awesome low level flybys...
Powered by two Rolls Royce Merlin engines, the largely wooden Mosquito was one of the fastest twin-engine fighter-bomber aircraft of the Second World War, capable of reaching a speed of 589 km/h. Photo: Historical Aviation Film Unit
This video shows KA114 performing a number of awesome flybys at Ardmore Aerodrome in Auckland (New Zealand) shortly after it had made its first post-restoration flight. In February 2013 the aircraft was dismantled and shipped to its home at the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach in the USA.
Subsequent to KA114's restoration, a bomber version of the Mosquito has been restored and flown in Canada, and AvSpecs have completed their second Mosquito restoration (TV959) meaning there is now a world-wide population of three airworthy DH.98's. AvSpecs are currently working on their third Mosquito restoration.... watch this space...
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