The De Havilland Mosquito was one of the fastest and most versatile aircraft of WW2 with roles including Fighter, Night fighter, bomber, pathfinder, special operations, coastal strike, and photo reconnaissance.

Errors and omissions in official records mean that no definitive record can be produced. However, I have carried out significant original research, principally at the National Archives and RAF Museum in order to produce as accurate a production record as possible.

I hope that this website can provide a useful resource for enthusiasts, researchers and modellers.

Production

The Production pages detail the history of every Mosquito built. These will be regularly updated and I welcome any feedback.

Production is listed in serial number order and identifies the mark, factory, contract, history, and fate.

Supporting data can be downloaded as spreadsheets, text or browsed on-line.

There is a comparison of the different Marks and a summary of Canadian production.

The Units page shows the allocation of aircraft by squadron and unit.

The Notes page provides miscellaneous production information and lists outstanding queries.

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