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Old 22nd Oct 2010, 17:45
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fredjhh
 
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Pilot's Notes

Cliffnemo.
I still have my copies of
Pilot's Notes General, A fairly thick blue book, 180mm x 125mm x10mm Pilot's Notes Whitley V Orange Book 200mm x 150mm x 5mm
Pilot's Notes Halifax Blue Book 190mm x 125mm x 5mm
Pilot's Notes Wellington Blue 111, X X1, X11, X111, X1V (As above)
With Two Hercules engines X1, V1, XV1, XV11 (Post War)
I also have the notes for Chipmunk T10 Same size as Wellington & Halifax.
Somewhere I have the Pilot's Notes for The Airspeed Oxford, but I cannot find it at the moment. I cannot recall that I was ever requested to hand over these copies on posting.
I wonder if there was a book for the DH82 (The Tiger Moth) ?
I have not got around to the mysteries of Photo Bucket but, if there is anything you are interested in, I will gladly send photo copies. All my photos are in Picasa 3.
Did your gunners ever hit a sea-gull? One of my gunners sprayed hundreds of rounds at sea-gulls. He was a very good gunner but the birds always flew away! fredjhh

Tow 1709 The Bombing and Gunnery targets on the Severn were named as Stert Flats on our maps.
I remember seeing the beautiful Polish girl of the ATA, picking up Spitfires from Lyneham in '41. She had a habit of taking off from the Peri Track if the field was wet. No runways at Lyneham then. fredjhh
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