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Supermarine 361 Spitfire LF9E, Seafire, Reg. G-RYIX, Alternate Serial No. TE517, Military Code. RY-A, Serial No. CBAF.IX.558, Display Paint: Royal Air Force, close-up pilot view, air-to-air, UK Warbirds 2023
The Seafire LF9E registered G‑RYIX and coded RY‑A appears in a detailed air‑to‑air image from UK Warbirds 2023. Derived from the Supermarine Spitfire, the naval Seafire incorporated carrier‑specific modifications and was typically powered by a Rolls‑Royce Merlin liquid‑cooled V‑12 piston engine with a four‑bladed propeller. It combined high maneuverability with structural changes to operate from aircraft carriers and was armed with cannons for fleet protection.
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Author: piemags/Aviation PhotoCrew
Photo size: 13.7 Mpixels (39.1 MB uncompressed) - 4528x3019 pixels (15.1x10.1 in / 38.3x25.6 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: aircraft design, air‑to‑air, British aviation, cannons, carrier aircraft, CBAF.IX.558, close‑up, display paint, Fleet Air Arm, four‑bladed, G‑RYIX, historical, LF9E, maneuverability, Merlin, naval, naval adaptation, performance, pilot view, piston, propeller, range, Rolls‑Royce, Royal Air Force, RY‑A, Seafire, service, Spitfire derivative, structural modifications, Supermarine, TE517, UK Warbirds 2023, V‑12, wing armament
Published in: UK Warbirds 2023