RAF-02 Supermarine Spitfire MK.IXe MK392, w/Commander J. E. Johnson, No.144 Wing, March 1944 K&C Cattle Drive The ball and remaining powder

The ball and remaining powder in the cartridge was then placed in the barrel

000 units during the course of the war

This marking was evident on many Jagdpanthers and other panzers during this time frame and meant the vehicle had been treated with the winter antifreeze solution Glysantin

Is he thinking

marching with his Arisaka rifle on the shoulder

RAF-02 Supermarine Spitfire MK.IXe MK392, w/Commander J. E. Johnson, No.144 Wing, March 1944 K&C Cattle Drive The ball and remaining powderRAF 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