Mosquito (Total: 7,777, Canadian: 185, Group 185)

de Havilland Mosquito

(British Aerospace photo) (Source Bomber Command Museum of Canada)

The de Havilland DH.98 Mosquito was a British twin-engine shoulder-winged multi-role combat aircraft, introduced during the Second World War. It was one of few operational front-line aircraft of the era whose frame was constructed almost entirely of wood. Nicknamed The Wooden Wonder, it was affectionately as the "Mossie" to its crews. The total number of DH98 Mosquito aircraft built was 7,781, the type serving with the main Allied air forces, including both the United States and Russia.

When Mosquito production began in 1941 it was the fastest propeller driven operational aircraft in the world. The first variant was an unarmed, high-speed, high-altitude photo-reconnaissance aircraft. Originally conceived as an unarmed fast bomber, the Mosquito's use evolved during the war into many roles including low to medium-altitude daytime tactical bomber, high-altitude night bomber, pathfinder, day or night fighter, fighter-bomber, intruder, and maritime strike aircraft. It was also used by the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) as a fast transport to carry small high-value cargoes to, and from, neutral countries, through enemy-controlled airspace. The crew of two, pilot and navigator, sat side by side, but a single passenger could ride in the aircraft's bomb bay when necessary.

The Mosquito FB Mk. VI was often flown in special raids, such as Operation Jericho, an attack on Amiens Prison in early 1944, and precision attacks against military intelligence, security and police facilities (such as Gestapo headquarters). On the 10th anniversary of the Nazi' seizure of power in 1943, a morning Mosquito attack knocked out the main Berlin broadcasting station while Hermann Goering was speaking, putting his speech off the air. Goering later said: "It makes me furious when I see the Mosquito. I turn green and yellow with envy. There is nothing the British do not have. They have the geniuses and we have the nincompoops."

The Mosquito flew with the RCAF and other air forces in the European, Mediterranean and Italian theatres. After the end of the Second World War Spartan Air Services flew 10 ex-RAF Mosquitoes, mostly B.35's plus one of only six PR.35's built, for high-altitude photographic survey work in Canada. There are approximately 30 non-flying Mosquitos around the world with five airworthy examples, three in the United States, one in Canada and one in New Zealand. Harold Skaarup web page and Wikipedia

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Kestrel Publications USAAF F-8 Mosquito Serial Numbers

Mosquito RS501, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS501

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 501


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-May-04 Shot Down Hit by flak attacking ship in Kattegat and forcelanded in Sweden

Mosquito RS502, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS502

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 502


last update: 2025-March-10
   1950-June-06 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS503, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS503

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 503


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-January-08 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS504, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS504

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 504

To RNZAF
last update: 2025-February-05
   1947-August-18 to RNZAF (New Zealand) NZ2363

Mosquito RS505, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS505

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 505

Merlin 25

11 Apr 1945 damaged by German fighters during an attack on Porsgrunn harbour, Norway. Force-landed on Lake Langen where it quickly sank through the ice. Pilot Sqn Ldr Phil Davenport and navigator Ron Day were rescued by local farmers but were soon captured by German forces and remained POW's until VE-Day.

Some remains of RS505, including both engines, were recovered from Lake Langen in 2005 and put on display at Nord-Østerdal Aircraft and Military Historical Society Museum in Tolga.

In 2022, the remains were acquired by Collings Foundation in Stow MA for use in a future static restoration project.

last update: 2025-February-05
   1944-October-14 Taken on Strength 44MU Edzell GB 2024-11-10
   1944-December-04 Transferred 333 Sqn Banff 2024-11-10
   1944-December-13 Transferred 235 Sqn Banff GB 2024-11-10
   1945-April-11 Failed to Return 235 Sqn Porsgrunn NO shot down by fighters and ditched in Lake Langen 2024-11-10
   1945-April-16 Struck off Strength as missing 2024-11-10

Mosquito RS506, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS506

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 506


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-September-09 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS507, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS507

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 507


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-January-16 Intruder (Night) Stendal Failed to Return

Mosquito RS508, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS508

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 508


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-October-22 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS509, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS509

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 509


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-July-11 Sold as Surplus

Mosquito RS510, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS510

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 510


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS511, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS511

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 511


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-August-16 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS512, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS512

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 512


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-August-29 Landing Accident Hit cow on landing and under carriage leg collapsed Biarritz damaged beyond repair

Mosquito RS513, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS513

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 513


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-December Yugoslav Airforce 8142

Mosquito RS514, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS514

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 514


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-February-14 Failed to Return

Mosquito RS515, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS515

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 515


last update: 2025-March-10
   1946-July-12 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS516, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS516

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 516


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-February-16 Failed to Return
1945-February-16 KIA RCAF Flying Officer James David Sharples DFC 2024-06-28

Mosquito RS517, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS517

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 517


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS518, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS518

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 518


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS519, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS519

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 519


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS520, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS520

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 520


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-February-22 Failed to Return
1945-February-02 KIA RCAF Flight Lieutenant Clifford Arthur Walker 2024-08-11

Mosquito RS521, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS521

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 521


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-April-22 Accident Crash Broke up in dive 4m S of Spurn Head Yorks.

Mosquito RS522, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS522

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 522


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-September-25 Yugoslav Airforce 8126

Mosquito RS523, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS523

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 523


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-January-15 Accident Crash Engine cut after attack on ships ditched off Leirvile

Mosquito RS524, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS524

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 524


last update: 2025-March-10
   1944-December-26 Failed to Return

Mosquito RS525, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS525

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 525

Served with No. 406 Squadron, RCAF, coded "HU*F", in 1944/45.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1946-October-18 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS526, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS526

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 526


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-May-02 Sold as Surplus

Mosquito RS527, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS527

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 527


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-April-23 Failed to Return

Mosquito RS528, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS528

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 528


last update: 2025-March-10
   1950-April-20 Accident Crash Stalled and dived into sea Druridge Bay Northumberland

Mosquito RS529, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS529

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 529


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-February-17 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS530, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS530

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 530


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-February-06 Landing Accident Swung on landing and under carriage collapsed Wigsley

Mosquito RS531, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS531

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 531

Served with No. 406 Squadron, RCAF, coded "HU*S", in 1944/45.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1945-March-26 Struck off Strength
   1945-March-26 Accident Crash Damaged

Mosquito RS531, F.B.VI

s/n RS531

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 531

With No. 406 Squadron, RCAF, dates not known. Served with No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF, coded "TH*F". With 418 Squadron when it was damaged on 26 March 1945, later struck off.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS532, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS532

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 532


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-April-23 Failed to Return
1945-April-23 KIA RCAF Flying Officer George Richard Nowell 2021-08-17

Mosquito RS533, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS533

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 533


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-06 Accident Crash Flew into ground in cloud on return from Haifer M/Y 1/2m S of Marquette Nord
1945-March-06 KIA RCAF Flight Lieutenant Vanegmond Robert Bell 2024-11-11
1945-March-06 KIA RCAF Flight Sergeant Charles Grant Davidson 2024-10-31

Mosquito RS534, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS534

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 534


last update: 2025-March-10
   1946-June-22 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS535, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS535

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 535


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-August-20 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS548, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS548

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 548


last update: 2025-March-10
   1946-October-18 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS549, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS549

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 549


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-July-04 Landing Accident Swung on landing and under carriage collapsed Driffield 6687M NTU

Mosquito RS550, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS550

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 550


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-April-11 Intruder (Night) Soltau Failed to Return

Mosquito RS551, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS551

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 551


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-October-14 to Maintenance 6702M

Mosquito RS552, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS552

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 552


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-February-09 to Ministry of Supply

Mosquito RS553, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS553

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 553


last update: 2025-March-10
   1946-November-22 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS554, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS554

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 554


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-February-03 to Maintenance 6254M

Mosquito RS555, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS555

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 555


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-23 Landing Accident Engine cut baulked on approach and bellylanded on overshoot Ouston

Mosquito RS556, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS556

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 556


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-September-25 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS557, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS557

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 557


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS558, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS558

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 558


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS559, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS559

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 559


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-October-14 Sold as Surplus

Mosquito RS560, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS560

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 560

Served with No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF. Coded "TH*G" in February 1945. Last recorded operation on 26/27 April 1945.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1945-November-30 Landing Accident Engine cut on air test under carriage jammed bellylanded Melsbroek

Mosquito RS561, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS561

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 561

Served with No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF. Coded "TH*F" in February 1945. Missing on operations on 9/10 March 1945. Flying Officer F.J. Klapiw and Flight Lieutenant G.I. Sheldrick killed.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1945-March-10 Patrol Osnabruck Failed to Return
1945-March-09 KIA RCAF Flying Officer Francis Joseph Klapkew 2021-08-12
1945-March-09 KIA RCAF Flight Lieutenant George Ivan Sheldrick 2021-07-30

Mosquito RS562, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS562

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 562


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-April-09 Accident Crash Engine cut on shipping strike crashlanded in Sweden

Mosquito RS563, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS563

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 563


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-February-22 Intruder (Day) Failed to Return
1945-February-22 KIA RAF Flight Lieutenant Albert Eric Arnold 2024-11-03

Mosquito RS564, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS564

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 564


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-February-09 to Ministry of Supply

Mosquito RS565, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS565

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 565


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-July-22 Sold as Surplus

Mosquito RS566, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS566

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 566


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-August-20 to Armee de l'air (France)
   1951-February-21 to Israeli AF as IAF 2137
   1954-May-04 Write-Off

Mosquito RS567, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS567

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 567


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-March-22 Take-off Accident under carriage damaged on takeoff bellylanded Pershore damaged beyond repair

Mosquito RS568, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS568

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 568


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-May-04 Accident Crash Engine cut after attack on ships in Kattegat forcelanded in Sweden

Mosquito RS569, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS569

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 569

Served with No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF. Coded "TH*V" in January 1945. Took part in Operation Clarion, attacking rail lines near Bremen, February 1945. Missing from patrol to Osnabruk on 22 February 1945, one of several aircraft lost by 418 Squadron on this day.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1945-February-22 Patrol Osnabruck Failed to Return from night patrol

Mosquito RS570, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS570

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 570


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS571, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS571

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 571

Serving with No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF, coded "TH*G" in January 1945. Lost on operations on 14/15 January 1945. Flying Officer L.J. Berry killed.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1945-January-14 Accident Crash Both engines cut lost height and hit trees East Hampstead Surrey destroyed by fire
1945-January-15 KIA RCAF Flying Officer Lloyd Joseph Berry 2024-11-12

Mosquito RS572, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS572

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 572


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-September-25 to Armee de l'air (France)
   1951-February-21 to Israeli AF as IAF 2145
   1955-September-12 Write-Off

Mosquito RS573, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS573

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 573


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-April-29 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS574, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS574

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 574


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-August-18 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS575, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS575

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 575


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS576, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS576

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 576


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-23 Accident Crash Dived into sea after attack on shipping Dalsfjord

Mosquito RS577, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS577

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 577


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-23 Intruder (Night) Handorf Failed to Return

Mosquito RS578, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS578

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 578


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-June-26 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS579, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS579

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 579


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-April-26 Failed to Return

Mosquito RS580, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS580

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 580


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS593, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS593

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 593


last update: 2025-March-10
   1946-October-08 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS594, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS594

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 594

Served with No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF from 24 January 1945, coded "TH*L". Last known operation on 24/25 April 1945.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS595, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS595

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 595


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS596, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS596

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 596


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS597, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS597

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 597


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-October-06 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS598, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS598

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 598


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-February-27 Accident Crash Engine lost power on air test lost height and hit trees 1m W of Farnborough destroyed by fire

Mosquito RS599, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS599

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 599

To RNZAF
last update: 2025-February-05
   1947-February-22 to RNZAF (New Zealand) NZ2391
   1953-May Sold as Surplus

Mosquito RS600, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS600

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 600


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-April-21 Yugoslav Airforce 8101

Mosquito RS601, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS601

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 601


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-April-03 Yugoslav Airforce 8065

Mosquito RS602, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS602

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 602


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-May-26 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS603, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS603

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 603


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-19 Intruder (Night) Failed to Return

Mosquito RS604, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS604

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 604

Served with No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF. Took part in Operation Clarion, attacking rail lines near Bremen, February 1945. Missing from patrol to Osnabruk on 22 February 1945, one of several aircraft lost by 418 Squadron on this mission. Coded "TH*M" when lost.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1945-February-22 Patrol Osnabruck Failed to Return from night patrol

Mosquito RS605, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS605

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 605


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-July-11 to RNorAF (Norway)

Mosquito RS606, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS606

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 606


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-February-14 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS607, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS607

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 607


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-August-20 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS608, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS608

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 608


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-October-01 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS609, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS609

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 609


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-21 Failed to Return Copenhagen attack on Gestapo HQ

Mosquito RS610, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS610

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 610


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-August-18 to RNorAF (Norway)

Mosquito RS611, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS611

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 611


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-June-16 Sold as Surplus

Mosquito RS612, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS612

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 612


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-April-19 Shot Down Damaged by flak and crash-landed in Denmark not repaired

Mosquito RS613, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS613

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 613

Served with No. 418 Squadron, RCAF. Coded "TH*S" in January 1945. First recorded sortie on 28/29 January 1945, last recorded sortie on 26/27 April 1945.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1945-September-11 Landing Accident Swung to avoid another aircraft on landing and under carriage collapsed Cambrai/Epinoy

Mosquito RS614, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS614

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 614


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-February-14 Failed to Return
1945-February-14 KIA RAF Flying Officer William Parlett Fryer 2021-05-18

Mosquito RS615, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS615

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 615


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-May-06 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS616, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS616

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 616


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-November-03 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS617, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS617

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 617


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-February-22 Yugoslav Airforce 8068

Mosquito RS618, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS618

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 618


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-July-23 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS619, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS619

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 619


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-April-05 Accident Crash Hit mast while attacking ship and crashed in Kattegat

Mosquito RS620, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS620

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 620


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-May-02 Accident Crash Forcelanded in Sweden after shipping attack in Kattegat

Mosquito RS621, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS621

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 621


last update: 2025-March-10
   1946-July-12 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS622, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS622

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 622


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS623, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS623

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 623


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-May-04 Accident Crash Engine cut during shipping attack in Kattegat forcelanded in Sweden

Mosquito RS624, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS624

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 624


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-July-19 Accident Crash under carriage retracted in error after parking Driffield damaged beyond repair

Mosquito RS625, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS625

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 625


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS626, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS626

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 626


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-07 Failed to Return Skaggerak presumed after collision during shipping strike in

Mosquito RS627, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS627

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 627


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-February-01 Landing Accident Swung on landing hit snow bank and under carriage leg collapsed Banff

Mosquito RS628, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS628

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 628


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-17 Shot Down Hit by flak and ditched off Storholmen

Mosquito RS629, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS629

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 629


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-February-04 Accident Crash Engine feathered due to vibration on RP exercise lost height and hit pole during forced landing Birkenbog Fordyce Banff destroyed by fire

Mosquito RS630, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS630

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 630


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-July-22 Yugoslav Airforce 8106

Mosquito RS631, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS631

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 631


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-April-09 Accident Crash Engine cut on shipping sweep crashlanded in Sweden

Mosquito RS632, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS632

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 632


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS633, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS633

m/d DH.98

de Havilland

RS 633


last update: 2025-March-10
   1945-March-25 Failed to Return presumed shot down by fighters 70m W of Solund

Mosquito RS637, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS637

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 637


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-February-09 to Ministry of Supply

Mosquito RS638, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS638

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 638


last update: 2025-March-10
   1946-January-18 Accident Crash Engine cut after take-off crashlanded Gutersloh destroyed by fire

Mosquito RS639, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS639

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 639


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-December-06 Landing Accident Swung in single-engined landing and under carriage leg collapsed Celle

Mosquito RS640, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS640

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 640


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-July-22 Sold as Surplus

Mosquito RS641, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS641

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 641


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS642, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS642

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 642


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS643, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS643

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 643


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS644, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS644

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 644


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-May-05 Accident Crash Flew into ground near Cottesmore

Mosquito RS645, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS645

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 645


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-February-21 Accident Crash Spun into ground 1m SE of Rye Sussex cause not known

Mosquito RS646, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS646

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 646


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-November-25 to RNZAF (New Zealand) NZ2375

Mosquito RS647, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS647

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 647


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-January-28 Accident Crash Abandoned after electrical failure in cloud over Notts.

Mosquito RS648, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS648

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 648


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-August-07 to Armee de l'air (France)

Mosquito RS649, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS649

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 649


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS650, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS650

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 650


last update: 2025-March-10
   1951-December-06 Yugoslav Airforce 8064

Mosquito RS651, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS651

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 651


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-September-09 to Armee de l'air (France)
   1951-February-21 to Israeli AF as IAF 2136
   1953-June-10 Write-Off

Mosquito RS652, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS652

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 652


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-August-11 to Armee de l'air (France)
   1951-February-21 to Israeli AF as IAF 2109
   1955-October-11 Write-Off

Mosquito RS653, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS653

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 653


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS654, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS654

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 654


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-February-25 Accident Crash Lost power and crashlanded in field Yorks. not repaired

Mosquito RS655, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS655

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 655


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-January-03 Landing Accident Overshot landing at Leconfield damaged beyond repair

Mosquito RS656, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS656

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 656


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS657, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS657

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 657


last update: 2025-March-10
   1949-March-31 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS658, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS658

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 658


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS659, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS659

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 659


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-August-14 Yugoslav Airforce 8115

Mosquito RS660, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS660

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 660


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS661, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS661

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 661


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS662, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS662

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 662


last update: 2025-March-10
   1951-December-06 Yugoslav Airforce 8063

Mosquito RS663, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS663

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 663


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS664, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS664

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 664


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-January-29 Yugoslav Airforce 8070

Mosquito RS665, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS665

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 665


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-May-15 Yugoslav Airforce 8124

Mosquito RS666, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS666

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 666


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS667, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS667

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 667


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-April-03 Yugoslav Airforce 8073

Mosquito RS668, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS668

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 668


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-November Yugoslav Airforce 8135

Mosquito RS669, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS669

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 669


last update: 2025-March-10
   1950-May-04 Landing Accident Swung on landing and under carriage collapsed Brize Norton damaged beyond repair

Mosquito RS670, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS670

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 670


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-July-25 to RNZAF (New Zealand) NZ2357
   1956-November Sold as Surplus Sold 11.56 Ansa Orchard Eq broken up

Mosquito RS671, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS671

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 671


last update: 2025-March-10
   1946-June-25 Take-off Accident under carriage raised prematurely on take-off and damaged bellylanded at East Moor

Mosquito RS672, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS672

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 672


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS673, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS673

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 673


last update: 2025-March-10
   1953-September-04 Yugoslav Airforce 8129

Mosquito RS674, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS674

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 674


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-August-14 Yugoslav Airforce 8123

Mosquito RS675, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS675

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 675


last update: 2025-March-10
   1953-January-28 Landing Accident Swung on landing and under carriage collapsed Upwood

Mosquito RS676, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS676

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 676


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-February-22 Yugoslav Airforce 8069

Mosquito RS677, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS677

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 677


last update: 2025-March-10
   1951-November-16 Landing Accident Yawed on approach and crash-landed 1m NE of Swinderby

Mosquito RS678, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS678

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 678


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-June-17 Landing Accident Swung on landing and under carriage collapsed Walm damaged beyond repair

Mosquito RS679, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS679

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 679


last update: 2025-March-10
   1950-July-12 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS680, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS680

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 680


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-June-18 Landing Accident Swung on landing and under carriage collapsed Bassingbourn not repaired

Mosquito RS693, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS693

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 693


last update: 2025-March-10
   1947-July-12 to RNZAF (New Zealand) NZ2358
   1956-November Sold as Surplus Sold 11.56 Ansa Orchard Eq broken up

Mosquito RS694, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS694

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 694


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-May-05 Yugoslav Airforce 8098

Mosquito RS695, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS695

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 695


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-January-29 Yugoslav Airforce 8071

Mosquito RS696, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS696

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 696


last update: 2025-March-10
   1952-June-13 Yugoslav Airforce 8093

Mosquito RS697, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS697

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 697


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-June-14 Take-off Accident Overshot abandoned take-off Gatow not repaired

Mosquito RS698, FB.Mk VI

s/n RS698

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 698


last update: 2025-March-10
   1948-December-05 Accident Crash Flew into hill at night 3m NNW of Driffield cause not known

Mosquito RS699, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS699

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 699


last update: 2025-March-10
   1951-February-08 Accident Crash Flew into ground on bombing run Wainfleet ranges

Mosquito RS700, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS700

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 700

Merlin 25

Delivered into storage 1946 and stored with various maintenance units 1946-1951. Sent to De Havilland Leavesden for conversion to prototype PR.Mk. 35 on 7 Feb 1951. Conversion completed 14 Feb 1952 and assigned to 58 PR Sqn at RAF Benson by 12 Mar 1952. Suffered Cat 3R damage (minor) 23 Aug 1952 and repaired on site by De Havilland. Placed into storage with 22MU at Silloth awaiting disposal 26 Apr 1954.
One of 10 RAF surplus Mosquitos sold to Spartan Air Services of Ottawa, ON on 15 Dec 1954 for photo survey work. Civil conversion done by Derby Aviation Ltd. at Derby/Burnaston airfield. Ferried to Canada 16-17 Jul 1956, the last of the 10 Spartan Mosquitos to make the trip. On Canadian civil registry as CF-HMS. Employed on high-altitude photo survey work in Canada, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic 1957-1959. Grounded by Spartan in 1960 due to concerns over possible wood rot and CofA expired at Downsview ON 13 May 1961.
Dismantled at Downsview and arrived by rail in Calgary AB 15 Jan 1965 after purchase by Lynn Garrison to form the planned Air Museum of Canada. In outdoor storage until 1968 when it was moved to the former Officers Mess of 403 (Reserve) Sqn. After failure of the museum, ownership passed to the City of Calgary in 1973. Stored in several locations including CFB Cold Lake. In 2012, City of Calgary awarded restoration to the Calgary Mosquito Society. Restoration work is being done in the facilities of the Bomber Command Museum in Nanton AB. At a presentation at CWH in Hamilton on 30 Sep 2023, Calgary Mosquito Society President Richard de Boer said that they are 11 years into the restoration process and are approximately 50% completed. RS700 will be finished in its 1950's Spartan Air Services colours.

Museum Calgary Mosquito Society-Calgary AB


last update: 2025-February-05
   1954-December-15 Sold as Surplus Sold CF-HMS stored Aerospace Mus Calgary ALTA

Mosquito RS701, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS701

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 701

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1946-November-29 Landing Accident Overshot landing swung off runway and under carriage collapsed Ternhill not repaired

Mosquito RS702, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS702

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 702

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS703, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS703

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 703


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS704, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS704

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 704

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS705, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS705

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 705


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS706, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS706

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 706

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS707, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS707

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 707

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1951-March-12 Landing Accident under carriage jammed bellylanded at Gosport damaged beyond repair

Mosquito RS708, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS708

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 708

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS709, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS709

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 709

Merlin 114A

Awaiting collection from Airspeed on 31 May 1946. Cat. "B" flying accident on 21 Jun 1946. Sent to Marshalls of Cambridge for repair in works. By 12 Aug 1949 with 15MU at Wroughton. Conversion to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd. completed on 23 Sep 1952. To 236OCU at Kinloss, Scotland on 30 Sep 1952. To 27MU at Shawbury 24 Sep 1954. To 3/4CAACU 6 June 1956 for target-towing duties. Back to 27MU 16 May 1963.


Struck off strength 11 July 1963 and sold to Mirisch Films Ltd. at Bovingdon for use in the movie "633 Squadron". Flew with the fictitious markings HR113/HT-D and HT-G. To Peter Thomas of Skyfame Museum at Staverton 24 Sep 1964. Flew in the movie "Mosquito Squadron" at Bovingdon June 1968. Sold to Ed Jurist/Vintage Aircraft International, Nyack NY 18 Aug 1969 but remained in UK. Prepared for ferry flight at Booker. Ferried to USA 19 Dec 1971-29 Jan 1972 to the Confederate Air Force at Harlingen TX, now with registration N9797. Ferry crew was Duane Egli of the CAF and Ed Jurist. To David Tallichet, Chino CA Apr 1975, then loaned to Combat Air Museum in Topeka KS 1976. Sold to Doug Arnold/Warbirds of Great Britain, ferried from Topeka via Reykjavik, Stornoway to Blackbushe UK 28 Nov 1979. Restored at Blackbushe, now registered as G-MOSI, first flight 22 Sep 1983. Sold to Dave Zeuschel, Van Nuys CA 1984, then to National Museum of the US Air Force. Ferry flight left Blackbushe18 Jul 1984 but was aborted at Prestwick, returning on 22 Jul 1984. Ferried again via Prestwick 14 Oct 1984, arriving Dayton OH 4 Feb 1985. Restored and now displayed as weather reconnaissance PR.Mk. XVI NS619 of USAAF 653rd Bombardment Sqn based in the UK 1944-45.

with notes from Geoff Goodall's Aviation History Site


Museum National Museum of the United States Air Force-Dayton OH


last update: 2025-February-05
   unkown date Ownership Transferred G-ASKA N9797 N98DH G-MOSI

Mosquito RS710, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS710

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 710

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS711, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS711

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 711

Merlin 114A

Delivered into storage at 9MU 24 Jun 1946. To Marshalls of Cambridge and back to Airspeed for modifications in 1947. To 15MU 16 Apr 1948. Assigned to 139 Sqn, then 109 Sqn by 25 Nov 1948. Repaired on site after unknown damage 23 May 1949, then returned to 109 Sqn. Cat. 4R damage on 22 Apr 1951. Sent to Brooklands Aviation for repairs. Into storage at 22MU at Silloth 18 Dec 1951.

One of 10 RAF surplus Mosquitos sold to Spartan Air Services of Ottawa, ON on 15 Dec 1954 for photo survey work. Civil conversion done by Derby Aviation Ltd. at Derby/Burnaston airfield. Ferried to Canada 9-12 Apr 1956. On Canadian civil registry as CF-HMT. Photo equipment was never installed and RS711 was never flown on survey work. Stored at Ottawa Uplands airport. Stripped for spares and remains were eventually given to Uplands Airport Fire Dept. for training purposes.



with notes from Geoff Goodall's Aviation History Site



last update: 2025-February-05
   1954-December-15 Sold as Surplus Sold CF-HMT Goose Bay 12.4.56 Rts

Mosquito RS712, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS712

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 712

Merlin 113/114

RS712 was built by Airspeed at Christchurch, as a B.Mk35. Following storage with the RAF, it was delivered to Sywell on 30th November 1951 for conversion to a TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd. The conversion was completed in May 1952 and the aircraft was delivered to 27 MU at Shawbury for storage until issued to 1 CAACU at Hornchurch on 31st December 1953. With the closure of this unit, the aircraft was once again put into storage until 28th February 1958, when it was allocated to the 2nd Tactical Airforce and entered service with the TT flight of the Armament Practice Section at Schleswigland, northwest Germany.
The aircraft returned to the UK and was delivered to 3 CAACU at Exeter on 29th April 1958. RS712 was transferred to Flying Training Command at the end of June 1961 and was then retired to 27 MU, from where it was bought by Mirisch Films as G-ASKB on 31st July 1961. Camouflaged, and with dummy machine guns attached to the nose, it became one of the stars of 633 Squadron (July 1963) and the later Mosquito Squadron (June 1968), both made at Bovingdon.
With its filming career over, RS712 was bought for the Strathallan Museum in September 1972, and flown there on 8th November 1975. The closure of the collection forced the sale of RS712, which was acquired by Kermit Weeks of Florida in June 1981 for the sum of £100,000. Harry Robins took over the task of returning RS712 to airworthiness in 1984, and he and George Aird flew the Mosquito to Booker airfield on 21st December and into the care of Personal Plane Services. Following further work by Harry, in 1986 RS712 was camouflaged and given the code EG-F to represent the 487 Squadron Mosquito flown by Group Captain P.C.Pickard during the attack on Amiens prison in 1944. On 29th September George Aird with George Stewart as co-pilot took off from RAF Benson for the first leg of the trip to Prestwick. Initially joined by RR299 near its Hawarden base for a formation photo session, twenty five and a half hours flying time saw RS712 delivered to Kermit's museum in Florida,[1] becoming N35MK.
The aircraft is displayed at the EAA Museum, Oshkosh, WI, as RS712/EG-F.[2]
Sources
http://www.mossie.org/RS712.htm
http://www.warbirdregistry.org/mossieregistry/mossie-rs712.html

Museum EAA Museum-Oshkosh WI


last update: 2025-February-05
   unkown date Museum / Display G-ASKB N35MK Weeks Air Museum Forida USA

Mosquito RS713, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS713

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 713

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05
   unkown date to Maintenance 6264M NTU

Mosquito RS714, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS714

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 714

Merlin 114

Delivered to 27MU at Shawbury 15 July 1946. Back to Airspeed for further work 13 Nov 1947. Returned to 27MU at Shawbury by 15 June 1948.
One of 5 RAF surplus Mosquitos sold to Spartan Air Services of Ottawa, ON on 18 Aug 1955 to provide spare components for the 10 aircraft bought in Dec 1954. Delivered to Hurn in 1957 for parts recovery. Struck off civil register 10 Oct 1957. Remains handed over to Hurn Airport Fire Service for training. Hulk still present in 1965.


with notes from Geoff Goodall's Aviation History Site


last update: 2025-February-05
   1955-August-18 Sold as Surplus Sold CF-IME
   1960 Scrapped Burned Hurn

Mosquito RS715, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS715

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 715

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1961-September-18 Struck off Strength
   1961-September-18 Converted to Components York

Mosquito RS716, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS716

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 716

Converted to TT.Mk. 35.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS717, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS717

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 717

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1953-October-31 Accident Crash Missed runway in bad visibility and hit obstruction Schleswigland to 7126M

Mosquito RS718, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS718

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 718

Converted to TT.Mk. 35.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1962-June-19 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS719, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS719

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 719

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05
   1958-May-31 Struck off Strength

Mosquito RS720, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS720

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 720

Converted to TT.Mk. 35.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS721, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS721

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 721


last update: 2025-March-10

Mosquito RS722, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS722

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 722

Converted to TT.Mk. 35 by Brooklands Aviation Ltd.
last update: 2025-February-05

Mosquito RS723, B.Mk. 35

s/n RS723

m/d DH.98

Airspeed div of de Havilland

RS 723


last update: 2025-March-10