Question about RAF 120 Coastal Command B-24D Liberator's

[Peter Clare]

Details of Liberator IIIA LV341 served with 120 Squadron 1942 - lost 13 August 1942
Note. the aircraft was a IIIA it retained most if not all its American equipment.


B-24D-CO.

Liberator IIIA.
LV341.

Four Pratt & Whitney Twin Wasp R-1830-43.
No1-13251; No2-13252; No3-13255; No4-13254.
Automatic Machine; Browning 0.50 Calibre, (Type M2).
Martin Twin 0,50 Calibre, (Type_..A3B).
Automatic Machine; Browning 0.50 Calibre, (Type M2).
Consolidated Twin 0.50 Calibre, (Type CAC 5800. A-6).
A.S.V. 10. (SCR - 517 Microwave).

Upper Surfaces - Temperate Sea Scheme; Under Surfaces -White; Upper Surfaces Of Wings - Red and Blue Roundels; Under Surfaces Of Wings - No Markings; Fuselage - Red, White, Blue and Yellow Roundels, Registration No. (Light Slate Grey), Code Letters (Light Slate Grey); Fins -Standard Marking, (Vertical Red, White and Blue stripes). No 120 Squadron R.A.F. Coastal Command (No 15 Group)

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