File:Spitfire IIA P7666.jpg

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Description

Squadron Leader D.O. Finlay, the Commanding Officer of No. 41 Squadron RAF and former British Olympic hurdler, standing by his Supermarine Spitfire Mark IIA (P7666, ‘EB-Z)’ “Observer Corps”, at Hornchurch, Essex (UK).

Date

January 1941

Source

This is photograph CH 1890 from the collections of the Imperial War Museums.

Author

P.H.F. Tovey, Royal Air Force official photographer

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