Photo Reconnaissance. The PR Mosquito

[@wkelly3053]

Great presentation. There is always more to more to a process that what one sees on the surface. Thank you.

[@petrofilmeurope]

An excellent and heart-warming presentation. When I was a young boy and asked myself what do I want to be? I wanted to be a photographer who took pictures from a plane. It did not turn out right that way, but I became an industrial visualizer in the energy field. In 1987 I made a TV Documentary about the European Ariane lifter and the European Space Program. Thank you from Oslo. Keep up your good works.

[@samueljohnclark]

You should list basic performance data for this and other aircraft you feature. Particularly speed and service ceiling!

[@lucianoandrade5007]

I'm a Mosquito fan, please make a video that shows how, in the high altitude marks, de Havilland managed to pressurize the cockpit of the Mosquito, if its fuselage was made of wood. Thank you for your work.

[@deHavMuseum]

Cannot promise. We'll see what we can put together.

[@lucianoandrade5007]

@@deHavMuseum Thank you very much. The Mosquito is my favorite plane since I read the book 'Mosquito - The Wooden Wonder' by Edward Bishop when I was about 15 years old, today I'm 56, even after reading several other books and watching many videos, this question about pressurization has not has been clarified. Greetings from Brazil.

[@brucewilliams4152]

In fact the most important role of the raf, bombers don't operate without pr aircraft.

[@andrewfletcher4943]

It is not the overlapping images that provide a 3D image, this is merely to cover a larger area. 3D images are obtained from consequtive frames from the same camera, the interval in exposure providing enough distance between images to provide a 3D image when viewed through a stereoscope.

[@billevans7936]

were any painted that camo pink color...?

[@chrispalmer9952]

My grandfather flew the recognisance mosquito during the war..... he also trained Canadian pilots, I believe...

[@andrewfletcher4943]

What was his name and unit please?

[@chrispalmer9952]

@andrewfletcher4943 I'm not sure of the Unit.... his name, James Palmer. He was an electrical engineer who also worked on radar and microwaves.

[@andrewfletcher4943]

@@chrispalmer9952 Thank you for the rapid reply.

[@dovidell]

unarmed ?

[@deHavMuseum]

Yes, PR Mosquitos were unarmed speed was their defence