Used in the film Reach for the Sky at RAF Kenley then retired as to RAF Manson as gate guardian in September 1955. When seen here it shared the duties with Canberra PR.3 WE168 and Javelin FAW.9 XH764. It was refurbished by the Medway Aviation Preservation Society at Rochester in 1978/79 and returned to Manston. It has been under cover in the Spitfire & Hurricane Memorial Museum there since 1981.

No 66 Sqn Spitfires at Schijndel airfield which, although construction was 'far from complete', housed No 145 (Free French) Wing from 6 February 1945. No 132 (Norwegian) Wing also moved in on the photo date, including British 66 Sqn and 322 (Dutch) Sqn. The second machine is TB759 / LZ-V. On the right are 'slipper' tanks marked 'Spitfire only'. Photo from: Nationaal Archief (Netherlands)