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DH.98

UK

Mosquito

First flight

1941

In service

1941

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Total in database

Crashed

0

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Land Leased

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Variant
First Flight
Max Speed
Max Range
Max Weght
Max Celling:
Wing Span
length
height
Mosquito Prototype
01/01/1940
382
1500
19000
34000
54.2
41.2
15.2
Mosquito PR Mk I
01/01/1941
415
2180
21000
36000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito B Mk IV
01/01/1941
380
1500
22300
34000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito F Mk II
01/01/1942
382
1600
22300
34000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito NF Mk II
01/01/1942
366
1500
22300
33000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito NF Mk XII
01/01/1943
370
1500
22300
33000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito NF Mk XIII
01/01/1943
370
1500
22300
33000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito B Mk IX
01/01/1943
408
1800
22500
35000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito PR Mk VIII
01/01/1943
407
2180
21000
36000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito B Mk XX
01/01/1943
375
1400
Mosquito NF Mk XVII
01/01/1943
370
1500
22300
33000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito T Mk III
01/01/1943
355
1500
22300
34000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito FB Mk VI
01/01/1943
378
1500
22300
34000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito PR Mk IX
01/01/1943
436
2450
23000
38000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito NF Mk XV
01/01/1943
368
1500
22300
33000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito NF Mk XIX
01/01/1944
370
1500
22300
33000
54.2
41.3
15.2
Mosquito B Mk 25 (Canada)
01/01/1944
372
1400
Mosquito FB Mk 40 (RAAF)
01/01/1944
366
1500
Mosquito PR Mk 41 (RAAF)
01/01/1944
370
1500
Mosquito FB Mk VI (Special/Pathfinder/Intruder versions)
01/01/1944
378
1500
34000
54.2
41.3
15.2

The original Mosquito prototype (W4050) flew in November 1940 as a fast, unarmed bomber made almost entirely of wood to conserve strategic materials. Its performance stunned RAF officials, showcasing exceptional speed, range, and maneuverability—becoming the foundation for all future variants.

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