These repaints, for the A2A Simulations Spitfire Mk.1a Accusim package, are of the four Spitfires that were dug up from Dunkirk and the surrounding areas in the case of '373. I have presented these machines as how they would look if they were restored to flying condition by their current owners, ARCo at Duxford. All these aircraft were shot down during the end of the Battle of France and landed on the beach at Dunkirk apart from '373 which crashed into a field just south of Dunkirk after combat with a BF110. The pilot, Paul Klipsch, was killed. I have also chosen to put one 'kill' marking on '374 to represent it's only combat kill credited the day before it was shot down.
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A2A WoP3 "Dunkirk Spitfires" 2024-06-16
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These repaints, for the A2A Simulations Spitfire Mk.1a Accusim package, are of the four Spitfires that were dug up from Dunkirk and the surrounding areas in the case of '373. I have presented these machines as how they would look if they were restored to flying condition by their current owners, ARCo at Duxford. All these aircraft were shot down during the end of the Battle of France and landed on the beach at Dunkirk apart from '373 which crashed into a field just south of Dunkirk after combat with a BF110. The pilot, Paul Klipsch, was killed. I have also chosen to put one 'kill' marking on '374 to represent it's only combat kill credited the day before it was shot down.
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