Lysander - Hoodie Colour:Dark Grey replacing the Fairey Seal and

replacing the Fairey Seal and Blackburn Baffin

this jet was capable of Mach 2 with an incredible rate of climb still classified to this day

with 'Pink Spitfire' nose art

photographic and electronic reconnaissance

Lysander - Hoodie Colour:Dark Grey replacing the Fairey Seal andWestland Lysander Named after a Spartan leader, the Lysander first flew in 1936 and served throughout the Second World War with the Royal Air Force in co operation with the British Army. The 'Lizzie' had a short field capability which made the aircraft perfect for clandestine operations with the Special Operations Executive. The Lysander was initially used for artillery spotting and many were lost during the withdrawal of the British Expeditionary