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15th September 2006, 16:12
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RAF losses
Hi
In The armed rovers, by Roy C. Nesbit, there is a statistic over crew survival chance for one and two tours, the statistic covers 1939-42. and is as follows. percentage of survival one tour (two tours) Torpedo Bomber 17,5 (3) Light bomber 25,5 (6,5) Fighter recce 31 (9,5) Night fighter 39 (15) Bomber recce 42 (17,5) Day Fighter 43 (18,5) Heavy/medium bomber 44 (19,5) Light GR landplane 45 (20) Medium GR landplane 56 (31,5) Long rang fighter 59,5 (35,5) Sunderland 66 (43,5) Heavy GR landplane 71 (50,5) Catalina 77 (60) does anyone have the statistic for the rest of the war. I always though that the heavy bombers was higher on this list but maybee its because its only covers 1939-42. Cheers nick 
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