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NORTH ATLANTIC, 1943-12-20. LIBERATOR MK.I 'H' (SERIAL NUMBER AM929) OF NO 120 SQUADRON RAF OF COASTAL COMMAND FLYING OVER THE OCEAN NEAR ICELAND. THIS AIRCRAFT WAS THE LAST MK.I LIBERATOR DELIVERED TO THE RAF AND BECAME ONE OF THE TOP SCORING LIBERATORS OF COASTAL COMMAND SINKING FIVE GERMAN SUBMARINES, DAMAGING A FURTHER THREE AND SIGHTING TWENTY-SEVEN IN HER LONG CAREER.
Reykjavik, Iceland. C. 1943-06. Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) A. W. Fraser of Millaa Millaa, Qld, the captain of a Coastal Command Liberator of No. 120 Squadron RAF, was successful in sinking a German U-
MANUSCRIPT TITLED "HISTORY OF AUSTRALIANS IN RAF COASTAL COMMAND", DESCRIBES AIR WAR AGAINST GERMAN SUBMARINES 1941-1945. CHAPTERS COVER HISTORY, U-BOATS, THE WEATHER IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC AND UNUSUAL
AT SEA, ATLANTIC OCEAN. 1943-12-27. A GERMAN BLOCKADE-RUNNER WITH A CARGO OF SUPPLIES IS INTERCEPTED BY LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT OF RAF COASTAL COMMAND, SET ABLAZE AND DESTROYED. (BRITISH ADMIRALTY PHOTOGRA
Rockall is an isolated, rocky islet in the North Atlantic Ocean. It is located approximately 300 miles from the coasts of Scotland, Ireland and Iceland, although it is legally claimed by the United Ki
A B24 Liberator MkVIII, aircraft of 53 Squadron, RAF, Coastal Command, on airfield at Reykjavik, Iceland, on the runway.
Aerial view of a Short Sunderland Flying Boat of 463 Squadron RAAF, in flight over a convoy of ships and submarines in the Atlantic Ocean. Eleven ships and the conning towers of at least seven submari
