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Re: 'NEW' UK bomber lost in Belgium?
Hello Dick,
Thanks for this explanation. I suppose this standard device cannot be associated with a particular type of bomber? Another pic with some new pieces. Recognizeable are: the brakes and supply pressure gauge ? (dial) An engine starting button cover the security cover for ignition switches (on this picture) etc. Any bet? Best regards ClinA-78 Last edited by ClinA-78; 1st May 2011 at 10:22. |
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Re: 'NEW' UK bomber lost in Belgium?
Hi
I doubt if it could be tied down to any one type of a/c, but they were not identical and the various stations for the W/op may have required some variation around a "standard" format. If you have Cockpit parts found close by the part we are discussing it might give a clue. My use of the trailing aerial was on the later Shackleton and the W/op was immediately behind the pilots. I think that in the Lancaster he was further back in the a/c but I don't know for certain and I don't know the Halifax , Stirling or Wellington at all Regards Dick |
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