Mark II

 
Status Abbreviations are as follows:
AW - airworthy, S - stored, M - museum, R - under restoration, U - unknown.
Other abbreviations used are:
BBMF - Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
BoB - Battle of Britain Film
IWM - Imperial War Museum
MU - Maintenance Unit
OFMC - Old Flying Machine Company
OTU - Operational Training Unit
HF - Historic Flying Ltd
Instr a/f - Instructional Airframe
THUM - Temperature and Humidity Flight
WOGB - Warbirds of Great Britain
Identity
Mark
Status
Comments
P7350
2
AW
1998 Airworthy with BBMF
1.10.68 To BBMF
20.5.68 Flown for Battle of Britain film as G-AWIJ
21.3.46 Sold as scrap to John Dale & Son
10.4.41 No 64 Sqn
18.3.41 No 616 Sqn
6.9.40 To No 266 Sqn as UO-T
13.8.40 Taken on charge
P7973
2
M
1998 Australian War Memorial Museum, Canberra
P8332
2
M
1998 Canadian War Museum
1986 Nat. Museum of Science & Technology, Ottawa
RCAF instr a/f 6173, 166B, A166
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