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Airborne en route to France. C. 1944-08. Nearly one hundred Lancasters of RAF Bomber Command flying by daylight to attack enemy positions in the field and strongpoints in Normandy and Brittany in support of the Army.
LINCOLNSHIRE, ENGLAND. C. 1944-08. A LANCASTER BOMBER OF NO. 463 SQUADRON RAAF AT RAF STATION WADDINGTON, JUST BEFORE BECOMING AIRBORNE TO TAKE PART IN A DAYLIGHT ATTACK ON AN ENEMY TARGET IN NORMANDY
Airborne on return to England from France. C. 1944-08. Lancasters of RAF Bomber Command winging their way across a sunset sky after an attack on German targets in the Pas de Calais, Northern France. T
Airborne on return to England from France. C. 1944-08. Lancasters of RAF Bomber Command winging their way across a sunset sky after an attack on German targets in the Pas de Calais, Northern France. T
LINCOLNSHIRE, ENGLAND. C. 1944-08. A RAAF LANCASTER BOMBER OF NO. 463 SQUADRON RAAF AT RAF STATION WADDINGTON TAKES OFF ON A DAYLIGHT ATTACK IN SUPPORT OF ALLIED ARMIES IN NORMANDY. RAAF LANCASTER AIR
Airborne on return to England from France. C. 1944-08. Lancaster aircraft of RAF Bomber Command winging their way across a sunset sky after an attack on German targets in the Pas de Calais, Northern F
France. C. 1944-08. RAF Lancasters and Halifaxes of RAF Bomber Command over the enemy lines near Caen in early morning. They bombed enemy armour from a height of 2,000 feet, coming down through low cl
