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FunFact - The maximum top speed of the Supermarine Spitfire was 363 MPH. Its range was 991 nautical miles, but w… | Wwii fighter planes, Vintage aircraft, Aircraft
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Rolls Royce's own Spitfire PS853, an unarmed, high-altitude photo reconnaissance aircraft, built at Supermarine, Southampton. Powered by the Rolls Royce Griffon engine with a top speed of 446mph and a ceiling of
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