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Vickers Wellington Mk2 - No. 104 Squadron RAF - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ww2 Aircraft, Military Aircraft, Lancaster, Wellington Bomber, History Online, Ww2 Planes, Battle Of Britain, Royal Air Force, Okinawa

Military Aircraft

Wellington Bomber

Battle Of Britain

Royal Air Force

Vickers Wellington Mk2 - No. 104 Squadron RAF - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

“Judy” Crew, 1944. Judy flew 27 missions. AC#42-29963. With 379 BG Kimbolton. Last mission 12/30/43 to Ludwigshafen. Pilot Glen E Camp 2nd Lt. became POW. 5 of crew KIA The Mighty Eighth, Air Force Bomber, American Cemetery, Ww2 Pictures, American Crew, War Photography, Nose Art, World War Ii

The Mighty Eighth

Air Force Bomber

American Cemetery

War Photography

“Judy” Crew, 1944. Judy flew 27 missions. AC#42-29963. With 379 BG Kimbolton. Last mission 12/30/43 to Ludwigshafen. Pilot Glen E Camp 2nd Lt. became POW. 5 of crew KIA

Saskatchewan Aviation Historical Society

Saskatchewan Aviation Historical Society

RAF pilots, fighting the air war over occupied France, relax with their mascots on and around a Spitfire - UK - 1940 Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Fukushima, Fighter Pilot, Luftwaffe, Vietnam War, Second World

RAF pilots, fighting the air war over occupied France, relax with their mascots on and around a Spitfire - UK - 1940

Robert Stead

Military Art, Military History, Spitfire Supermarine, Ww2 Uniforms, British Uniforms, Military Uniforms, Military Drawings

Military History

Spitfire Supermarine

British Uniforms

Military Uniforms

Military Drawings

C: Pilots of No 54 Squadron RAF gathered round a Supermarine Spitfire Mark IIA at Rochford, Essex, April 1941. On the wing sits their Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader, Robert Findlay Boyd DFC & bar, with the squadron mascot "Crash". Boyd had at this time destroyed 14 enemy aircraft. At the end of July 1941, he was promoted wing leader of the Kenley Wing, and by the end of his tour in the summer of 1942 had increased his score to at least 22.5 victories. Fighter Aircraft, Fighter Jets, Supermarine Spitfire

Fighter Aircraft

Supermarine Spitfire

C: Pilots of No 54 Squadron RAF gathered round a Supermarine Spitfire Mark IIA at Rochford, Essex, April 1941. On the wing sits their Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader, Robert Findlay Boyd DFC & bar, with the squadron mascot "Crash". Boyd had at this time destroyed 14 enemy aircraft. At the end of July 1941, he was promoted wing leader of the Kenley Wing, and by the end of his tour in the summer of 1942 had increased his score to at least 22.5 victories.

ROYAL AIR FORCE BOMBER COMMAND, 1942-1945. Raf Bases, Bomber Plane, Lancaster Bomber, Aircraft Maintenance, Old Planes

Lancaster Bomber

Aircraft Maintenance

ROYAL AIR FORCE BOMBER COMMAND, 1942-1945.

ROYAL AIR FORCE BOMBER COMMAND, 1939-1941. Avro Vulcan, British Armed Forces, World War Two, Historical Photos

British Armed Forces

Historical Photos

ROYAL AIR FORCE BOMBER COMMAND, 1939-1941.

ROYAL AIR FORCE BOMBER COMMAND, 1939-1941. Air Force Aircraft, Navy Aircraft, Aircraft Photos, Military Love

Air Force Aircraft

Aircraft Photos

ROYAL AIR FORCE BOMBER COMMAND, 1939-1941.

AIRCRAFT OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945: AVRO 683 LANCASTER. Malayan Emergency

Malayan Emergency

AIRCRAFT OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-1945: AVRO 683 LANCASTER.

During the Battle of Britain pilots from RAF Duxford and Fowlmere and their ground crew and other station personal helped to defend the country from German raids. Here are 13 photos showing what life was at Duxford and Fowlmere. Unseen Images, World History

During the Battle of Britain pilots from RAF Duxford and Fowlmere and their ground crew and other station personal helped to defend the country from German raids. Here are 13 photos showing what life was at Duxford and Fowlmere.

One of a series of photographs taken by Air Ministry photographer Stanley Devon in September 1940. Brylcreem, The Blitz, Modern History, Armed Forces

One of a series of photographs taken by Air Ministry photographer Stanley Devon in September 1940.

Squadron Leader Douglas Bader, with the pilots of No. 242 Squadron, in front of his Hawker Hurricane at Duxford, September 1940. Cienfuegos, Douglas Bader, Hawker Hurricane

Hawker Hurricane

Squadron Leader Douglas Bader, with the pilots of No. 242 Squadron, in front of his Hawker Hurricane at Duxford, September 1940.

Lanc Photo Archive Photo Archive, Ww2, Vehicles, Car, Vehicle

Lanc Photo Archive

BC Main Page Main Page, Maine

Air Crew Photo Archive

Air Crew Photo Archive

Photo of unidentified Lancaster Bomber No.35 Sqdn and AirC… | Flickr Military Jets, Lancaster Plane

Lancaster Plane

Photo of unidentified Lancaster Bomber No.35 Sqdn and AirC… | Flickr

Inside a Lancaster bomber from the Second World War Aircraft Interiors

Aircraft Interiors

Inside a Lancaster bomber from the Second World War

Avro Lancaster R5484 (OL-V) of RAF No. 83 Squadron, target Pilsen, Germany, April 1943. Canadian F/L Harold Beaupré DFC, navigator of the Lancaster crew, was forced down in France and spent the remainder of the war as a prisoner in Stalag Luft 3.- Painting by Allan Botting Aviation Art, Prisoner, Plane

Avro Lancaster R5484 (OL-V) of RAF No. 83 Squadron, target Pilsen, Germany, April 1943. Canadian F/L Harold Beaupré DFC, navigator of the Lancaster crew, was forced down in France and spent the remainder of the war as a prisoner in Stalag Luft 3.- Painting by Allan Botting

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JUL 25 1942 ‘Routine’ mining flight off the French Coast Avro Lancaster B Mark I, R5626 ‘OL-E’, of No 83 Squadron RAF taking off for Bremen, Germany, on the third ‘Thousand-Bomber’ raid, from Scampton, Lincolnshire. Royal Navy

JUL 25 1942 ‘Routine’ mining flight off the French Coast Avro Lancaster B Mark I, R5626 ‘OL-E’, of No 83 Squadron RAF taking off for Bremen, Germany, on the third ‘Thousand-Bomber’ raid, from Scampton, Lincolnshire.

Shirley Jean - 91st Bomb Group (H) 324th Squadron and 323rd Squadron- Lt. Lindahl's crewWillis Burrage (Asst. Crew Chief); Unknown; Sgt. Doyle E. Humphrey, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Idabel, Oklahoma), Unknown; Unknown; Lt. John Lindahl, Pilot; Lt. Anthony A. Japak, Bombardier (Donora, Pennsylvania). Front Row - Left to Right Sgt. Raymond E. Bisson, Radio Operator (Barre, Vermont); Sgt. Gladyes (Jack) Wallace, Waist Gunner (Hayward, California); Sgt. Michael Fenchalk, Tail Gunner Hayward California, Memphis Belle, Flying Ace, Air Force Bases, Aeroplanes

Hayward California

Air Force Bases

Shirley Jean - 91st Bomb Group (H) 324th Squadron and 323rd Squadron- Lt. Lindahl's crewWillis Burrage (Asst. Crew Chief); Unknown; Sgt. Doyle E. Humphrey, Engineer/Top Turret Gunner (Idabel, Oklahoma), Unknown; Unknown; Lt. John Lindahl, Pilot; Lt. Anthony A. Japak, Bombardier (Donora, Pennsylvania). Front Row - Left to Right Sgt. Raymond E. Bisson, Radio Operator (Barre, Vermont); Sgt. Gladyes (Jack) Wallace, Waist Gunner (Hayward, California); Sgt. Michael Fenchalk, Tail Gunner

379th BG Kimbolton. Soldiers, Air Force

379th BG Kimbolton.

Thumbnail for version as of 05:44, 15 September 2012 Wwii, Journey, Ol

Thumbnail for version as of 05:44, 15 September 2012

Flight engineer in a Lancaster bomber cockpit

Flight engineer in a Lancaster bomber cockpit

RAF 35 Squadron Aircrew from left to right: 1. Sgt FJ Soan (Mid-upper Gnr) 2. Sgt DV Durie (Rear Gnr) 3. F/Sgt EJL Hall(Navigator) 4. F/Sgt WN Mercer (Pilot – with officer rank, probably Pilot Officer) 5. Sgt HV Gash (Wireless Op) (03/04/23-10/03/2009) - My Uncle 6. F/Sgt Brenner (Bomb Aimer) 7. W.J. (John) Cunningham (Flight Engineer) This Avro Lancaster is from an RAAF Squadron (Australian), probably Nº463 or Nº467 (Colorised by Tom Thounaojam)

RAF 35 Squadron Aircrew from left to right: 1. Sgt FJ Soan (Mid-upper Gnr) 2. Sgt DV Durie (Rear Gnr) 3. F/Sgt EJL Hall(Navigator) 4. F/Sgt WN Mercer (Pilot – with officer rank, probably Pilot Officer) 5. Sgt HV Gash (Wireless Op) (03/04/23-10/03/2009) - My Uncle 6. F/Sgt Brenner (Bomb Aimer) 7. W.J. (John) Cunningham (Flight Engineer) This Avro Lancaster is from an RAAF Squadron (Australian), probably Nº463 or Nº467 (Colorised by Tom Thounaojam)