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19th February 2018, 21:18

kaki3152

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Re: D-Day British Mustang Wreck

Yup, I guess you're correct. The darker camouflage in front of the white seemed like a band to me. This would make it a Mustang I/II which falls in line with the single letter code.
If you blow up the picture and look under the tailplane, you can see what looks like part of the serial. I can see a "4".

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