File:British Spitfire takes off from USS Wasp (CV-7).jpg
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DescriptionBritish Spitfire takes off from USS Wasp (CV-7).jpg | USS Wasp (CV-7). British Royal Air Force Spitfire V fighter takes off from the carrier, after a 200-foot run, May 1942. Probably taken during Wasp's second Malta aircraft ferry mission. | |||||||
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