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N114KA — - de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito FBMK26, Plane Number KA114, was built in 1945. Painted as a member of the 487 Squadron RNZAF color scheme, EG-Y to honor the New Zealanders that restored it. Taking off at the Military Aviation Museum (42VA) for Warbirds Over The Beach Air Show 10/2/21
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de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito FBMK26, Plane Number KA114, was built in 1945. Painted as a member of the 487 Squadron RNZAF color scheme, EG-Y to honor the New Zealanders that restored it. Taking off at the Military Aviation Museum (42VA) for Warbirds Over The Beach Air Show 10/2/21

29 of N114KA 16 of DH98 210 at 42VA
Mike Castellow
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Alan Brown
Great photo of a great airplane!
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Diana Rose
Super Shot! Thank You!
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Alan Hume
Is this the only airworthy DH Mosquito in existence today?
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Michael Gamble
The DeHavilland Mosquito is one of WWII's greatest aircraft (IMHO) and my number one favourite aircraft of all time! The Spitfire is my number two favourite.
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bob reeves
WOW GREAT PLANE , GREAT SHOT
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David Malsher
Alan Hume - There are 3 others currently - 1 in Sacramento CA, 1 in Everett, WA, and 1 in Vancouver, BC.
There are 3 others being restored to airworthy condition - 2 in NZ and 1 in UK. Fingers crossed....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_surviving_de_Havilland_Mosquitos
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Scott Cavalier
The Flying Heritage & Combat Armor museum at Payne Field in Everett WA restored a Mosquito and I watched it fly at their open house several years ago. Theirs is painted in night camo with a black underside. Twice the Merlins makes twice the music.
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ken kemper
Mike....

You got a truly remarkable pic / neat to see a Mosquito depart on turf.
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Bror Monberg
Nice pic! Reading about the design and manufacture of this marvelous a/c shows it's one of the 'greats' of WWII.
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av8rdav
Kermit Weeks said he was going to get his Mosquito flying again. Currently at the EAA Museum in Oshkosh.
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