RAF and RAAF ORBs available on the Web (new version)

[Tom Semenza]

Great asset! Thanks, JohnE. Unfortunately the index link that David Isby gave has too many gaps to be very useful. Here is my index for the 400 series fighter, fighter-bomber and fighter-recon squadrons (sorry bomber boys) during WW2. The "image no." is the starting point of each unit's documents. Any corrections are welcomed.

Reel ID (Image No.) Sqn.
C-12263 (10) 400
C-12264 (10) 400
C-12264 (1601) 401
C-12265 (10) 401
C-12266 (11) 401
C-12266 (762) 402
C-12267 (11) 402
C-12268 (10) 403
C-12269 (11) 403
C-12272 (699) 406
C-12273 (8) 406
C-12276 (1201) 409
C-12277 (6) 409
C-12277 (465) 410
C-12278 (6) 410
C-12278 (1284) 411
C12279 (7) 411
C12279 (515) 412
C-12281 (7) 412
C-12284 (11) 414
C-12287 (7) 416
C-12288 (8) 416
C-12288 (619) 417
C-12289 (7) 417
C-12290 (11) 418
C-12294 (1330) 421
C-12295 (2) 421
C-12304 (675) 430
C-12305 (9) 430
C-12317 (10) 438
C-12317 (1758) 439
C-12318 (10) 439
C-12318 (731) 440
C-12319 (10) 441
C-12319 (1235) 442
C-12320 (11) 442
C-12320 (1192) 443

Cheers,
Tom

[Bill Walker]

Originally Posted by Tom Semenza

Great asset! Thanks, JohnE. Unfortunately the index link that David Isby gave has too many gaps to be very useful. Here is my index for the 400 series fighter, fighter-bomber and fighter-recon squadrons (sorry bomber boys) during WW2. The "image no." is the starting point of each unit's documents. Any corrections are welcomed.
...
Cheers,
Tom

I will add this to the list, plus some recent work of my own, and update the list over the weekend. BTW, the scanned films available so far have some data as early as 1919 and as late as 1964.