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Watch A Rare Construction of WWII Mosquito Footage
The de Havilland Mosquito was one of the most versatile and unusual aircraft of the Second World War. Built mainly from wood, it was originally designed to be a fast, unarmed reconnaissance plane. British engineer Geoffrey de Havilland believed that speed alone could keep it safe from enemy fighters. In 1939, he proposed a twin-engine bomber so fast that it wouldn’t need much protection. Despite this idea, the British Air Ministry showed little …
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