Can we expect a 1944 version of the Spitfire at some stage?
With the E wing, and a "clipped" option, drop-tanks and bombs, it will be able to carry out more historically accurate types of missions for the D-Day period, and onwards.
It will also be able to fight against the current axis aircraft and ground targets as a contemporary, rather than being "1 to 1 1/2 years older" by comparison.
E wing = 120 rounds of 20mm per gun + 250 rounds of .50" per gun.
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