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Bob Milford (RAAF) Wireless Operator, tries out the pilot's seat of a Wimpy (photo: R.. Milford)
Here
are some interesting links:
(click
on titles to go there)
- Rob Davis Bomber Command (how to search for former aircrew)
- Larry's Bomber Command
- Royal Wings
- Cliff Blake Home Page
- Bomber Harris Trust Homepage
- 221 Squadron R.A.F. Homepage
- 460 Squadron R.A.A.F. Homepage
- 460 Squadron R.A.A.F.
- Royal Air Forces Association
- Royal Air Force Homepage
- Airforce Association of Canada
- Royal Australian Air Force
- Unofficial R.A.A.F. Page
- R.N.Z.A.F. Museum
- Royal New Zealand Air Force Homepage
- RCAF Roundel Magazine Back Issues
- Canadian National Aviation Museum
- Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
- The South African Air Force Site
- 166 Squadron R.A.F.
- The Royal Air Force Museum
- Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage
- 207 Squadron R.A.F.
- 57 Rescue Halifax Restoration
- RAAF Association - Western Australia Division
- RAF Station Lichfield
- 624 R.A.F. Squadron (S.O.E.), Blida, Algeria
- Wellington Aviation Museum and Gallery
- 51 Squadron RAF - followed 150 into Snaith
- 103 and 576 Squadrons RAF
- 77 Squadron RAF
- 644 Squadron RAF
- The Hudson Bomber
- Ecury sur Coole, France - 150 Squadron in France 1940
Monument
to 150 Squadron at Ecury Sur Coole France - the headstone
is an airscrew from a Fairey Battle of 150 Squadron AASF
May 1940 (photo: Chris
Codsall)
Original Text of The United States Strategic Bombing Survey
- Links
to 15th United States Army Air
Force
- 461st Bomb Group (H) Toretta, Italy
- 463rd Bomb Group (H) Foggia Main, Italy
- 484th Bomb Group (H) Toretta, Italy
- 456th Bomb Group (H) Stornara, Italy
- 449th Bomb Group (H) Grottaglie, Italy
- 376th Bomb Group (H) San Pancrazio, Italy
- 450th Bomb Group (H) Manduria, Italy
- 98th
Bomb Group (H) Palestine, North Africa and
Italy
Squadron Association Listing - Here's
a great resource if you are looking for contacts in other
squadrons - a complete list of contacts for British and
Commonwealth Air Units - courtesy of 207 Squadron - well
worth a look if you are trying to find a relative or a
comrade who served on an R.A.F. or a Commonwealth
Squadron
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