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Short Stirling W7459 'O' of No. 1651 HCU (Heavy Conversion Unit) in flight, 1942.
Vickers Wellington Mk IC bombers of No. 149 Squadron in flight, circa August 1940.
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Life and death in Bomber Command during WW2. Find out what it was like to serve in Bomber Command during WW2 and learn about the risks aircrew faced
Bomber Command Museum - Canada Spitfire Sticker
RCAF 6 Group Bomber Command Group (gold)
Original wartime caption: Pilot Officer PETER HEATON of Vancouver, who has just completed an operational tour with Bomber Command. Picture issued 1943.
Bomber Command Museum of Canada - Honouring all those associated with Bomber Command during WWII and commemorating the activities of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.
A Stirling of No 149 Squadron at Lakenheath being loaded with 1,500lb sea mines, March 1944.
Wing Commander G P Gibson (centre), Officer Commanding No. 106 Squadron RAF, standing with his two Flight Commanders, Squadron Leader J H Searby (left) and Squadron Leader P Ward-Hunt, at Syerston, Nottinghamshire, on the completion of Gibson's tour of operations with the Squadron. Searby took over command of 106 Squadron while Gibson was posted on 21 March 1943 to command the newly-formed No.
Handley Page Hampdens of No. 106 Squadron RAF, lined up at Coningsby, Lincolnshire, ready for take-off at last light on a raid.
Aircrews of No. 57 Squadron RAF preparing for a night raid on Germany in their crew room at Scampton, Lincolnshire.
Mechanics fit a new petrol tank into the wing of a Bristol Blenheim Mark IV of No. 110 Squadron at Wattisham, Suffolk, June 1940.
Pilot Officer Wilkerson of No. 35 Squadron RAF dancing with a WAAF officer during a All Ranks dance at Linton-On-Ouse, Yorkshire.
World War 2: RAF Bomber Command during World War 2 - RAF Bomber Command was created in 1936 and comprised the RAF's light and heavy bomber squadrons
Almost half of the 125,000 Bomber Command personnel lost their lives in World War Two.
Bomber Command Memorial, London Picture: Statues - Check out Tripadvisor members' 730 candid photos and videos.
Original wartime caption: Armstrong Whitworth "Whitleys" being bombed-up ready for action.
