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Old 03-07-2008, 08:07 AM   #11 (permalink)
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If you need to use a photo hosting service you can use my WWII images library for free if you like: World War II History Photo Gallery

You can add descriptions, labels, and categories to the photos as well. I'm still in the process of adding my own to it.

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It's a Spitfire being lifted into the U.S.S. Wasp, in Liverpool 1942. The Wasp was shipping the aircraft to Malta. The photo was taken by the actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

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That is a great photo, and great album.

David, this will probably get lost on this thread. How about starting a new thread on War in the Air forum?

Shame the last number on the serial can't be seen - all the BP97X series were shipped to Malta, so it's impossible to say what happened to this one.
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