B-17 CC Additional Material by Robert M Stitt
Boeing B-17 Fortress in RAF Coastal Command Service Second Edition Robert M Stitt Additional Material
Boeing B-17 Fortress in RAF Coastal Command Service
Second Edition
Robert M Stitt
Additional Material
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220 Sqn Detachment air<br />
and ground personnel with<br />
AN532 ‘J’ (still wearing the<br />
90 Sqn unit code 'WP') at<br />
Sidi Barrani on March 10,<br />
1942, the morning after an<br />
encounter with a Messerschmitt<br />
Bf 110. Left to right:<br />
Cpl Jones (electrician), Cpl<br />
Holmes (armourer), Sgt<br />
Thomas Gwynn (air gunner),<br />
LAC Ferguson (instrument<br />
repairer), Plt Off William<br />
Struthers (observer), Sub Lt<br />
Spademan, RN (liaison),<br />
Sgt Lesslie Wardill (fighter<br />
controller), Flg Off James C<br />
Stevenson (captain) and Sgt<br />
Mc<strong>Robert</strong>s (air gunner).<br />
Westland Lysander I L4710<br />
of the Western Desert Communication<br />
Unit, believed<br />
taken at Khartoum, Egypt,<br />
around April 1942. The<br />
Lysander overturned and<br />
was destroyed <strong>by</strong> fire while<br />
landing in the desert near<br />
Cairo on July 6, 1942.<br />
Bristol Blenheim IV V5582<br />
of 14 Sqn, likely at Khartoum,<br />
around April 1942.<br />
The Blenheim was damaged<br />
beyond repair at LG.116 on<br />
June 12, 1942, when Sgt T<br />
C Bullock stalled on landing<br />
at the end of a night training<br />
flight and the undercarriage<br />
collapsed. Bullock died in the<br />
loss of Marauder IA FK371<br />
of 14 Sqn on April 25, 1943.<br />
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