Yes, the Spitfire was an excellent fighter.
Many Air Forces used the Spitfire. Principally, the Royal Air Force, but also the US, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, Russian, South African, Belgian, Dutch, Norwegian, French, Portuguese, Greek, Turkish, Israeli, Egyptian and Indian Air Forces.Ref - 'Spitfire, the story of a famous fighter' -Bruce Robertson.'Spitfire, a complete fighting history' - Alfred price.
The spitfire's first flight of the spitfire was on the 5 of march 1936by "Mutt" summers and the last flight was in 1961 by the irish air force
The Spitfire uses high octane leaded petrol (gasoline). -What the Royal Air Force calls Avgas 100/130.
The spitfire was a single seat fighter plane used by the Royal Air Force. It is grey in color and is distinguised by a large red dot on each wing.
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The Spitfire appeared in RAF service at the Hendon Air Show in June 1936. Production was very slow at that point and full Squadrons service was about two years later.
12 years Various marks of the Spitfire were used operationally from 1940 until 1954 by the RAF . - The Israeli Air Force used them until 1956. -A total of 16 years.
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Produced in 1944, the Spitfire XVI was the first Spitfire with a 'teardrop' style canopy and a larger tail fin. They had a Packard built Merlin 266 engine, giving a top speed of about 410 mph. 1,054 of them were built and served mostly in the RAF's 2 nd Tactical Air Force as ground attack fighters.
The SuperMarine Spitfire and the Hawker Hurricane were fighter airplanes used mostly by the Royal Air Force during WWII
no but it was good while it lasted
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