Here is a very brief post about the role that the Supermarine Spitfire undertook in the Photographic reconnaissance role during WW2.
The Story of the Spitfire as a photographic reconnaissance aircraft starts at the end of 1939, by which time operational experience with Blenheims and Lysanders...
The pilots used the bomb pylons to strap beer kegs and take beer to the troops in Normandy.
Look how little ground clearance the aircraft had with barrel fitted
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