The de Havilland DH.98 Mosquito was a twin-engine, high-speed aircraft family built largely from wood and first flown in 1940. Its light structure and adaptable airframe supported reconnaissance, night and day operations, training, target towing, and other specialized duties. The same basic design served across numerous marks and countries, demonstrating how material choice and aerodynamic efficiency could produce an unusually versatile aircraft.
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