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	Gloster Gladiator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Gladiators were also used by two RAF fighter squadrons during the remaining two months of the Norwegian campaign.
		No Norwegian Army Air Force aircraft were able to evacuate after the June 10 surrender of the mainland Norwegian forces.
		In the North African and Greek theatres, RAF Gladiators achieved some success against the Italian Regia Aeronautica, which was mainly equipped with Fiat CR.32 and Fiat CR.42 biplanes.
	en.wikipedia.org /?title=Gloster_Gladiator (958 words)

	RCAF operated, RAF owned LL100 to LW999
		With No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, at Tholthorpe, Yorkshire.
		Served with No. 408 Squadron, 432 Squadron RCAF, coded (408)EQ-C and EQ-Z, (432)QO-O. 3 operations flown with No. 432 Squadron and 42 operations flown with No. 408 Squadron.
		Served with No. 35, No. 10, No. 415 (RCAF), No. 429 (RCAF) as "ALT", and No. 420 (RCAF) Squadrons*.
	www.ody.ca /~bwalker/RAF_owned_LL100.html (2264 words)

	630 Squadron - Home Page
		630 squadron's crest is shown left, the motto "Nocturna mors" translates to "Death by night".
		The squadron itself was originally formed from 'B' Flight, No 57 Squadron at East Kirkby near Spilsby, Lincolnshire, on 15th November 1943.
		He was a bomb aimer in WWII in Lancaster Bombers and flew with 630 squadron.
	www.630squadron.co.uk (436 words)

	RCAF operated, RAF owned DV100 to HJ999
		Operated by No. 422 (GR) Squadron, RCAF from Northern Ireland in 1942, coded "DG*C".
		With No. 428 (B) Squadron, RCAF, when it crashed 1 mile NW of Dishforth after takeoff on night training flight, 31 January 1943.
		Served with No. 424 Squadron, RCAF, in North Africa, late 1943.
	www.ody.ca /~bwalker/RAF_owned_DV100.html (1982 words)

	RAF-lincolnshire.info :: 68 Squadron
		The second squadron of the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) was formed, as 68 (Australian) Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (RFC), at Kantara in Egypt on 20 September 1916.
		Equipped initially with DH-5 aircraft, 67 Squadron was a “scout” squadron, the main role of which was to escort larger, slower aircraft, seek out and destroy the enemy’s aircraft, and provide support for ground troops.
		The squadron was soon drawn into the ongoing operations that constituted the third battle of Ypres, and was heavily involved in ground attack operations.
	raf-lincolnshire.info /68sqn/68sqn.htm (463 words)

	NZAFMP - No. 75 (NZ) Squadron RAF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		From formation until the end of hostilities in Europe, No. 75 Squadron operated as a heavy bomber unit of the RAF Bomber Command.
		Towards the end of 1942 the New Zealand Squadron converted to Stirlings and thereafter made a significant contribution to the Battle of the Ruhr, the devastation of Hamburg and the famous raid against the German V-weapon experimental station at Peenemunde.
		In March 1944 No. 75 Squadron began to exchange its Stirlings for Lancasters and was ready in time to participate in preparation and support of the Allied invasion, the bombing of flying bomb sites and close support of the armies.
	www.nzafmp.org /military/75sqnnzraf.htm (307 words)

	RAF History - Bomber Command 60th Anniversary
		630 Squadron was formed on 15th November 1943, at East Kirkby, near Spilsby, Lincolnshire, and remained based there throughout its existence.
		Equipped with Lancasters, it formed part of No. 5 Group and between 18/19th November 1943 and 25th April 1945, took part in many major raids, including each of the 16 big raids made by Bomber Command on the German capital during what became known as the "Battle of Berlin".
		Formed 15.11.43 as No. 630 (Bomber) Squadron from B Flight of No. 57 (Bomber) Squadron at
	www.raf.mod.uk /bombercommand/h630.html (178 words)

	617 Squadron, Tirpitz art prints (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Joining the RAF in 1939, he was posted as a wireless operator firstly to 149 Squadron and then 99 Squadron on Wellingtons.
		Fred Watts joined the RAF in 1940, and qualifying as a pilot was posted to 630 Squadron in 1943 flying Lancasters out of East Kirby.
		He joined 617 Squadron in 1944 and took part in many of the precision operations that the Squadron was renowned for, including raids on V1 sites, V2 rocket bases, and all three attacks on the Tirpitz.
	www.cranstonfinearts.co.uk /dhm2305.htm (1109 words)

	630 Squadron - East Kirkby
		RAF East Kirkby opened on the 20th August 1943 as a Bomber command Station and is situated in Lincolnshire (not far from RAF Coningsby).
		No. 630 Squadron disbanded in July that year and its place was taken by No. 460 Squadron (Australian) from Binbrook.
		This squadron joined No. 57 for transfer to the Far East as part of Tiger Force but the dropping of the atomic bombs expedited Japan's surrender.
	www.630squadron.co.uk /eastkirkby.htm (387 words)

	Raafa WA names page
		P000310 BO p No 25 Squadron, Pearce, 1939.
		P000863 IA No 101 Squadron, RAF, Bicester, 1937.
		Squadron personnel with B-25 Mitchell.[RAAF Official, CPE G 1789, 27 Apr 1993] P001613 DC p No 2 Squadron.
	www.warwickhughes.com /climate/raafa.htm (11871 words)

	The Wartime Memories Project - RAF East Kirkby
		RAF East Kirkby opened on the 20th August 1943 as a Bomber command Station.
		Dad will be attending the reunion on July 2nd/3rd and meeting for the first time in 61 years the pilot Phil Ainley (and Mum and Dad's best man at their wedding 10th April 1944) and Bruce McTrowe, the son of the Mid Upper Gunner, Arnold McTrowe from Canada.
		It has been quite a humbling adventure trying to tally Dad's story with the RAF war dairies and with the help of his log book have been able to identify 17 of his missions.
	www.wartimememories.co.uk /airfields/eastkirkby.html (654 words)

	SHJ-SI
		J17452 Pilot Officer (No. 97 Pathfinder Squadron RAF pilot) Clifford Charles Shnier of Winnipeg, Manitoba, was KIA 19430730 (age 26) and is buried at Becklingen war cemetery southeast of Soltau, Germany.
		J92125 Pilot Officer (No. 630 Squadron RAF air gunner) Archie Harry Siemens of Warman was KIA 19440622 and is buried at Schoonselhof cemetery, Antwerp, Belgium.
		Note, though, that he does have an L service no. which, in his case, probably only means that he travelled to Regina to enlist.
	www.peopleplaces.ca /warmemorial/info/shj-si.html (222 words)

	207 Squadron RAF Association - About Us
		The Squadron Standard, which was presented to the Squadron by Her Majesty The Queen at Marham in 1956, was laid up in Leicester Cathedral on Sunday 14th October 1984.
		These were some of the principal guests of those who met at RAF Northolt in September 1983 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the BBC recording made of EM-F's trip to Berlin on 3 Sep 1943.
		A Memorial to 44, 57, 207, 630 and 619 Squadrons was dedicated in 1995 and is situated beside the restored Control Tower.
	www.207squadron.rafinfo.org.uk /who.html (849 words)

	KOCH, LAC Gustavous Andrew (R114551) - Mention in Despatches - No
		Since December 1942, while engaged on ARI.5513 operations with this squadron, Flying Officer Koester, together with Flying Officer [John C.] Thelwell, his pilot, has made 16 sorties, including sky and ground marking sorties where accuracy of aiming is essential.
		He navigated his aircraft with great precision thus enabling his pilot to take over the place in the operation in which the previous aircraft had failed.
		Squadron Leader Kruger has completed many sorties on his second tour of operational duty.
	www.airforce.ca /wwii/ALPHA-KO.KY.html (5435 words)

	RAF Station Diary December 1944
		Fighter aircraft of No. 11 Group were co-operating in making dummy interceptions on the tug and glider combinations.
		The remainder were unsuccessful owing to weather conditions and no reception in the DZ areas.
		Of the remainder, six aircraft were successful and two unsuccessful owing to no reception in the DZ area.
	www.tarrant-rushton.ndirect.co.uk /1944December.htm (2990 words)

	eBay.co.uk - squadron, raf, Militaria, Games items at low prices
		RAF Leeming cover SC39 No 32 Squadron 1971
		RAF No 543 Squadron cover Disbandment 24 May 74 SIGNED
		RAF Finningley cover SC20 1972 No 7 Squadron
	search.ebay.co.uk /squadron_W0QQfrtsZ250QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1 (399 words)

	RAF Squadron Crests and Badges Gallery Index - Squadrons, Units and Stations - RAF Marham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This is a gallery of Squadron, Station, Section and Unit crests and RAF badges available for personal use only, to anyone interested in crests and badges, they are not to be used for commercial gain, without permission.
		The RAF crests depicted were initally RAF Marham orientated, however due to popular request this section of the website has been drastically increased, howevever it is not a comprehensive RAF crest listing.
		If you have any crests that would enhance the current selection please forward them to the Graphics Office at RAF Marham, where they may be redrawn to the current standard, the larger the better, (jpeg files only please - no word documents) or via e-mail to : webmaster@rafmarham.co.uk.
	www.rafmarham.co.uk /gallery/crests-index.htm (585 words)

	No. 75 Squadron \| NZETC
		Squadron Motto: Ake Ake Kia Kaha (For ever and ever be strong).
		Equipped with Wellingtons, it took part in the early bombing offensive against Germany, Italy, and enemy-occupied territory.
		In March 1944 No. 75 began to exchange its Stirlings for Lancasters and was ready in time to participate in preparation and support of the Allied invasion, the bombing of flying-bomb sites, and close support of the armies.
	www.nzetc.org /tm/scholarly/tei-WH2-2RAF-b3-1.html (325 words)

	630 SQUADRON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Unfortunately, 630 SQUADRON RAF does not yet have any current members.
		You may like to try a new search or be the first person to register with this unit.
		You can search for more 630 SQUADRON RAF Units, Photos and Messages here.
	www.comradesandcolleagues.com /ROYAL_AIR_FORCE/630_SQUADRON_RAF.asp (144 words)

	Missing You - UK Missing Persons : Armed Forces : RAF
		She was stationed at RAF Little Rissington in 1952 - 1953 and posted to Germany the first part of 1953.
		I was stationed at RAF Brize Norton (then USAF) and that is where I met her.
		I am looking for K. Murphy 630 128 who served with No. 240 Squadron RAF in 1941 or his relatives.
	www.missing-you.net /RAF.php?startnum=420&shift=P (1625 words)

	The RAF Books about the Royal Air Force with emphasis on WWII - www.MotorEbooks.com
		For fighter pilots, distance/depth perception and glare and haze suppression are matters of life and death.
		Incorporating anecdotal material from former squadron members, this lively narrative history is fully illustrated and supported by a series of detailed appendices.
		Details three case studies: Britain's Royal Air Force (RAF) on Crete, the German Luftwaffe in North Africa and the USAF in Vietnam.
	www.motorebooks.com /avraf.htm (515 words)

	RAFRA - Squadrons
		The first edition of Wing Commander C G Jefford's book 'RAF Squadrons, a comprehensive record of the movement and equipment of all RAF squadrons and their antecedents since 1912' (Airlife 1988, ISBN 85310 053 6) was a useful source of information about the aircraft and stations which RAF squadrons have used.
		If a squadron is missing, either it never actually formed or I have made a mistake (if so, please contact the editor,
		Free Squadrons of the RAF - Airmen in Exile
	www.associations.rafinfo.org.uk /squadron.htm (7175 words)

	eBay.co.uk - squadron, raf, Militaria, Games items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		RAF 33 SQUADRON ROYAL AIR FORCE ENAMEL LAPEL BADGE 2/48
		Warhammer Man O’ War Bretonnian Pegasus Squadron RARE
		Squadron prints Fairy Gannet AEW.3 849SQN HMS Ark Royal
	search.ebay.co.uk /squadron_W0QQfrtsZ400QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ3 (350 words)

	RAF Squadron Associations
		The Service is Free and there is no need to register
		The Squadron and Other Associations Page is by no means complete
		The Squadron Assoc Secretary is John Whiteley DFC
	www.worldwar2exraf.co.uk /SquadronAssociations.htm (126 words)

	RAF squadron mottoes
		Pone nos ad hostem (Follow us to find the enemy)
		Nos ducimus ceteri secunter (We lead, others follow)
		Dentes draconis serimus (We sow the dragon's teeth)
	www.wischik.com /damon/Texts/squadronmottoes.html (857 words)

	207 Squadron RAF Association - Newsletters 2000
		7 ATC Squadron Reports 207 (Cranfield): 2266 (Spilsby)
		10 26/207 Squadron Connection - 207 Squadron Wyton detachment - Ron Winton
		1 Squadron Badge returned to Marham: author is Chairman and was Pilot 5/58-12/61 - Ken Marwood
	www.207squadron.rafinfo.org.uk /news2000.htm (761 words)

	SPITFIRE
		RAF and Commonwealth P-40's 472-487 Vol 19 1997-1998
		No 691 Squaoron RAF 592-596 Vol 18 1996-1997
		RAF Mk.9 Crash truck 390 Vol 17 1995-1996
	members.fortunecity.com /spitfire19 (9919 words)

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