400 (RCAF) Sqn operating as OTU - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

SteveB · #1 14th August 2008, 13:34

Gentlemen

Thanks for your contributions and tentative confirmation of my theory. I was hoping for chapter and verse from Canada but I think I am sticking with the 41 OTU interpretation at the moment.

"Atcham Tower"

I have got a copy of David Annand's logbook from the RAFM and he did in fact fly AG484 at 41OTU on 6/7/42 but he does not record AG367.

Steve

Bill Walker · #2 15th August 2008, 01:35

I had been leaning towards these being OTU aircraft operated by 400 Squadron pilots, but couldn't prove it. Partly this resulted from conversations with post war British Army pilots, who talked about Old Sarum and Middle Wallop as being basically two parts of the same facility (at least in the 1960s).

SteveB · #3 17th August 2008, 14:47

Thanks again Bill when I get the chance I will try to research the airfields in more detail to see if that adds any helpful detail/confirmation.

Steve

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