AC102 DH Mosquito FB MKVI 23 Squadron RAF 1943 Featured-Carousel Ensign Jewell “Jack” Harmon Reid

Ensign Jewell “Jack” Harmon Reid and crew were first to detect the Japanese fleet 700 nautical miles west of Midway

suitably weathered for authenticity

The Carlight logo adds a final touch centred below the front windows above the jockey wheel

about every 250-300 miles

There are two sets of operating doors for the track and a single pair for a loading bay

AC102 DH Mosquito FB MKVI 23 Squadron RAF 1943 Featured-Carousel Ensign Jewell “Jack” Harmon ReidThe latest World War II aircraft to land on your Oxford airfield is that of the valiant little De Havilland Mosquito, making another appearance this time as a Night Fighter (NF). Originally conceived as an unarmed fast bomber, the Mosquito was a British twin engined shoulder winged multi role combat aircraft which took its first flight in November 1940. By 1941 it was the fastest operational aircraft in the world. The effectiveness of the Mosquito saw