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The de Havilland DH.98 Mosquito is a British multi-role combat aircraft with a two-man crew which served during and after the Second World War. It was one of few operational front-line aircraft of the era constructed almost entirely of wood and was nicknamed "The Wooden Wonder". The Mosquito was also known affectionately as the "Mossie" to its crews.

Below are a list of some of the aircraft to survive military service.

W4050 (R-02)
HJ711 (D-03)
HR339 (P-02)
HR621 (R-14)
KA114 (R-02)
KA984 (C-51)
KB336 (D-02)
LR480 (D-02)
NS631 (S-02)
PF670 (S-02)

PZ474 (P-88)
PZ467 (W-48)
RF597 (P-95)
RK952 (D-02)
RR299 (W-96)
RS700 (S-01)
RS709 (D-02)
RS712 (D-02)
RS715 (P-73)
TA122 (R-02)

TA634 (D-02)
TA639 (D-03)
TA661 (PR-03)
TA717 (P)
TA719 (D-03)
TE758 (R)
TE863 (R)
TE910 (S)
TH998 (S)
TJ118 (P)

TJ138 (?)
TW117 (D)
TV959 (S-11)
VP189 (D)
VR796 (R$)
A52-319 (D)
A52-1053 (R-08)
N1203V (?)
N9871F (?)
N37878 (?)

Operation OYSTER, the daylight attack on the Philips radio and valve works at Eindhoven, Holland, by No. 2 Group. De Havilland Mosquito B Mark IV, DK336, of No. 105 Squadron RAF is prepared for the raid at Marham, Norfolk, December 1942.

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