Aircraft designer R.J. Mitchell, having achieved success with his mono-planes, realizes the importance of creating a new type of fighter plane after a German holiday following Hitler's rise to power. He believes that his creation, which he dubs the Spitfire, may hold the key to Britain's survival.
Spitfire
R. J. Mitchell, a passionate aircraft designer, risks his health to create a defense against the German Messerschmidt, driven by his concern over Germany's growing militarism.
