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BrianC 11th November 2018 19:59

Military History Magazine June 1988
 
Hi guys

I believe this issue contains an interview by Peter Smith with W/Cdr Arthur Gill, who was Blenheim pilot in Sumatra and Singapore 1942.

Should you have a copy, would you kindly scan this article for me?

Cheers
Brian

Edward 12th November 2018 18:29

Re: Military History Magazine June 1988
 
"Deadly Diving Accuracy"
Interview by Peter C. Smith
'On the Burma Front, Arthur Murland Gill proved his squadron's Vultee Vengeance dive-bombers could his the Japanese with great precision, even in the trackless jungle.'
pages 18-25
Military History volume 4 number 6 (June 1988)


Smith has published two books on the Vengeance dive bomber in WWII


Vengeance! The Vultee Vengeance Dive Bomber (1986)

apparently republished as The Vultee Vengeance in Battle (Pen & Sword 2019)

Jungle Dive Bombers at War (1987)

BrianC 12th November 2018 19:57

Re: Military History Magazine June 1988
 
Thanks, Edward

So nothing in the interview regarding his time flying Blenheims in Malaya and Sumatra?

Thanks anyway.

Cheers
Brian

Edward 12th November 2018 20:47

Re: Military History Magazine June 1988
 
Hi Brian,


I do no have a copy of the magazine but found an index for the issue at an ebay auction page and hoped that the info might assist in the locating and copying of the article by a forum member. The focus of the article seems to be on the period of 1943-1944.



I look forward to your next book.


Edward


https://www.ebay.com/itm/Military-Hi...YrKh:rk:4:pf:0


See also
http://www.vintageadsandstuff.com/ma...ryhistory.html

Edward 13th November 2018 02:38

Re: Military History Magazine June 1988
 
"What of 84 Squadron? It had only been kept together as a unit after well nigh annihilated in the disasters of Sumatra and Java early in the year. Only a scattered handful had got back to India but Squadron Leader Arthur Murland Gill was determined his proud unit should not be disbanded and he succeeded in holding the nucleus together." p. 70.


Vengeance! The Vultee Vengeance Dive Bomber (1986)
by Peter C. Smith

BrianC 13th November 2018 12:43

Re: Military History Magazine June 1988
 
Hi Edward

Many thanks once again - have received your PMs - most useful.

I believe that I now have the information I was seeking.

Much appreciated.

Cheers
Brian


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