RAF-02 Supermarine Spitfire MK.IXe MK392, w/Commander J. E. Johnson, No.144 Wing, March 1944 K&C Life of Jesus After firing his last round

After firing his last round this private soldier rapidly reloads

ready at a moments notice

Uniforms for officers were usually purchased by the individual and as a result could be open to interpretation state by state

and the United Kingdom

Another trooper leans forward

RAF-02 Supermarine Spitfire MK.IXe MK392, w/Commander J. E. Johnson, No.144 Wing, March 1944 K&C Life of Jesus After firing his last roundRAF 02 John Jenkins Designs The Spitfire IXe was a development of the standard Spitfire IX that inverted the position of the 20mm cannons and replaced the outboard . 30 caliber machine guns with . 50 caliber weapons in the wing position formerly occupied by the cannons. While the IXe wing entered production in the Spring of 1944, many Spitfires thought to be examples of this sub type are actually earlier Spitfires, with a field modification to change