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RAF missions 1944 - wave organisation
Hi folks - first post here.
I'm researching the RAF raid on Frankfurt 22/23 March 1944. I'm try to establish times over the target. (similar approach to this thread Time over target ~ Peernemunde August 1943) I've got loads of unanswered questions but to keep it to one topic I like to know more about how the waves of a raid organised. How did they assemble? Did they have different H hours - or did the H hour just apply to wave 1? Was it something like this: 1st wave H1 hrs groups a,b PFF x 2nd wave H2 hrs groups c,d PFF y 3rd wave H3 hrs groups e,f PFF z Which records would I look in to find out this information? Are there any books that explain this sort of stuff? Many thanks Robert |
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