On 11 May 1940 this fighter was shot down by Bf 110s near Nieuwkoop, which happens to be my place of birth. In 1993 the wreck was excavated by members of the Crash Foundation to be put on display in their small museum. The museum later moved to Aalsmeerderbrug, just south of Schiphol.

Apologies for the poor quality, photo not taken with my usual equipment. This was during a series of 60th Liberation Day Airwar Memorial fly-bys, organised by and at the CRASH Museum, then located in Lisserbroek. Harvards PH-MLM / B-71 and PH-IIB / B-118, and Beech 18 PH-KHV / G-29 did the first fly-bys, followed two hours later by this "Fifi Kate" and KLM Cessna 172 PH-OTK as camera ship. Two more hourse later the BoB Memorial Flight Lancaster PA474 also did a fly-by at the museum. This was the only "airshow" ever to be held here.

Apologies for the poor quality, photo not taken with my usual equipment. This was during a series of 60th Liberation Day Airwar Memorial fly-bys, organised by and at the CRASH Museum, then located in Lisserbroek. These Harvards PH-MLM / B-71 and PH-IIB / B-118, and Beech 18 PH-KHV / G-29 did the first fly-bys. Two hours later C-47A N47FK / NF-L "Fifi Kate" and KLM Cessna 172 PH-OTK as camera ship did several fly-bys, followed by one more fly-by of the BoB Memorial Flight Lancaster PA474, again two hours later. This was the only "airshow" ever to be held here.