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RAF Station Mount Batten Plymouth, Devon, England. 1944-07-15. Portrait of the captains of the Sunderland aircraft W.4030-H/10 and JM.684.K.10 of No. 10 Squadron RAAF which attacked the German U boat on 1944-07-08. Shown: 415398 Flight Lieutenant R. E. Cargeeg (right), Captain of aircraft JM.684-K/10 which attacked the crippled and sinking U-boat, congratulating 418483 Flying Officer W. B. Tilley on the success of his attack.
RAF Station Mount Batten Plymouth, Devon, England. 1944-07-15. Portrait of 418483 Flying Officer W. B. Tilley DFC of Melbourne, Vic, captain of the Sunderland aircraft W.4030-H/10 of No. 10 Squadron R
At Sea. 1944-07. A U-boat slides under the water after being attacked by Sunderland aircraft W.4030 - H/10 of No. 10 Squadron RAAF on 1944-07-08. Sunderland aircraft K.10 is circling the many survivor
BAY OF BISCAY. 1944-07-08. FLIGHT LIEUTENANT R. E. CARGEEG (RIGHT) CONGRATULATED FLYING OFFICER W. B. TILLEY, ON THE SUCCESS OF THEIR JOINT ATTACKS, WHEN A GERMAN 500-TON U-BOAT (U243) WAS SURPRISED O
The 500-ton German U-boat U 243 being attacked by two Sunderland aircraft of No 10 Squadron, some 170 nautical miles west of St Nazaire, France. The aircraft were H, piloted by Flying Officer W B Til
The 500-ton German U-boat U 243 being attacked by two Sunderland aircraft of No 10 Squadron, some 170 nautical miles west of St Nazaire, France. The aircraft were H, piloted by Flying Officer W B Til
The 500-ton German U-boat U 243 being attacked by two Sunderland aircraft of No 10 Squadron, some 170 nautical miles west of St Nazaire, France. The aircraft were H, piloted by Flying Officer W B Till
