A Piece of RAF History – Fairchild Argus
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A Piece of RAF History – Fairchild Argus

Filip Modrzejewski
Filip Modrzejewski
07 September 2026

This Fairchild Argus is a true bearer of the history - during II World War this particular model flew all the way down to Egypt, Alexandria for a reconnaissance mission as a Royal Air Force plane. Now, flying as a civil registered airframe with G-RGUS registration, it's privately owned and still cultivating the history of RAF along various audiences.

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Filip Modrzejewski

Filip Modrzejewski

Chief Editor of the Foto Poork aviation outlet. He has accumulated huge amounts of Air-to-Air photography experience, logging more than 600 hours of photo-shoots in the air. In addition to aerial activities, Filip is also a pilot.