This Spitfire is on display at the Národní technické muzeum in Prague in the markings of 310 (Czech) Squadron. The squadron was formed on 10 July 1940 at RAF Duxford and was the first RAF squadron to be made up by foreign nationals, in this case escaped Czechoslovak pilots. 310 Sqn. was equipped with Hurricanes during the BoB (scoring 37½ victories) before re-equipping with Spitfires in 1941.

A Spitfire in Czech markings? Yes, Britain supplied 54 Spitfires to Czechoslovakia in 1945, including this aircraft. Following the 1948 communist takeover, SL633 went to Israel and on to Burma in 1954! Restored to airworthy condition in the USA, this must be the most cosmopolitan Spitfire around.

Visitor from the US taking part in the tribute for the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain.

ZK-SPI served with the air forces of the UK, Italy, Israel and Burma.

Built 1943 and seen at the Battle of Britain Airshow, A&AEE, Boscombe Down in 1990.

Part of the 70th anniversary memorial flight for the Battle of Britain performed at RIAT 2010.(Canon 40D 250mm)

Sold in the USA in November 2010 as N644TB

RAF MH350 taken on charge Aug-1943, to Norwegian AF MH350 taken on charge May-1945, struck off charge Dec-1951 and stored for preservation, later to Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø. It carries the FN code letter for 331 Sqn

RAF MH350 taken on charge Aug-1943, to Norwegian AF MH350 taken on charge May-1945, struck off charge Dec-1951 and stored for preservation, later to Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø. It is carrying the FN code letter for 331 Sqn