1. Typhoon Mk lb PR J No. 609 (West Riding) Sqn. Germany, June 1945.
2. Typhoon Mk lb JP 149. I8-P “PULVERIZER II” OF NO. 440 (Can) Sqn, late Summer 1944. 31 missions, plus 2 Luftwaffe aircraft and a locomotive destroyed were marked under the cockpit.
3. Typhoon Mk lb, SW 399 HH-K of No 175 Sqn., Germany, July 1945.
4. Typhoon FR Mk lb, RB 431 JCB of No 123 Wing Leader, W/C J C Button, Germany, July 1945.
5. Typhoon Mk lb SW 564 HH-T “Tilley the Toiler” of no.175 Sqn. Celle, late April 1945.
6. Typhoon Mk lb, SW 433 DP-S of No 193 Sqn Germany, August 1945.
7. Typhoon IB MN 518 R-D, the personal aircraft of Wing Commander R.T.P Davidson, 143 Wing leader in May 1944.
8. Typhoon Mk lb MN 882 TP-Q of no. 198 Sqn, Plumetot, July 1944.
9. Typhoon lb MP 126 ZY-Y, personal aircraft of OC no.247 Sqn. Ldr B. G. Stapleton. Eindhoven, early December 1944.
10. Typhoon lb RB 407 F3-T “TESS” of no.438 (Can) Sqn., Holland, spring 1945.
11. Typhoon Mk lb, RB 478 ZH-Q flown by Sqn., Ldr R. E. G. Sheward, OC no. 266 Sqn based at Mill (Holland) April 1945.
12. Typhoon Mk lb, JR 336 F3-X of No.438 Sqn., Germany, August 1945.
13. Typhoon Mk.Ib. Unit: 198 Sqn, RAF Serial: TP-F (RB 222). August 1944. Destroyed tanks and vehicles markings on the fuselage.
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