The Spitfire Site

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About the Spitfire Site

There can be no doubt that the Supermarine Spitfire was one of the most outstanding World War Two aircraft; even today it is regarded as Britain's finest aeroplane of all time. This site is intended to be an online resource library about the Supermarine Spitfire and a meeting place for Spitfire enthusiasts.

The site is being maintained by Martin Waligorski. Feel free to contact me at

"One day a Spitfire landed on the airfield and taxied over to our hangar. We all rushed over to this thing and walked round it, stroked it, sat in it. I know I fell a bit in love with this aeroplane -- it was beautiful. You weren't just sitting in it, you were part of it. That was the beauty of the thing. If you wanted to turn, you thought about it -- and you turned! It was a dream.'"
Bob Doe, battle of Britain ace, on the first time he saw a Spitfire.