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England. 1945-03-30. A wounded man being unloaded from an RAF Transport Command Douglas C47 Dakota aircraft by men of the Pioneer Corps at an airfield in England. He is one of many wounded who were flown back from the Rhine by aircrews of RAF Transport Command for treatment in English hospitals.
England. 1945-03-30. Aircrews of RAF Transport Command flew many of our wounded back from the Rhine - airborne and land troops - and they are now in English hospitals undergoing treatment. A wounded m
ENGLAND. 1944-07-10. WOUNDED FLY BACK TO ENGLAND IN RAF TRANSPORT COMMAND DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA AIRCRAFT OF NO. 233 SQUADRON RAF, FLOWN BY RAAF AIR CREW. A FEW MINUTES AFTER LEAVING NORMANDY BATTLEFIELD
ENGLAND. 1944-07-31. MEN WOUNDED ON THE NORMANDY BATTLEFIELD FLY BACK TO ENGLAND IN TRANSPORT COMMAND DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA AIRCRAFT OF NO. 233 SQUADRON RAF FLOWN BY RAAF AIR CREW. AS SOON AS AIRCRAFT LA
ENGLAND. 1944-07-31. WOUNDED BEING UNLOADED FROM A TRANSPORT COMMAND DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA AIRCRAFT OF NO. 233 SQUADRON RAF FLOWN BACK FROM FRANCE BY RAAF AIRCREW. WALKING CASES LEAVE THE PLANE FOR AMBUL
ENGLAND. 1944-07-31. WOUNDED COME BACK TO ENGLAND IN TRANSPORT COMMAND DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA AIRCRAFT OF NO. 233 SQUADRON RAF FLOWN BY RAAF AIRCREW. STRETCHER CASES ARE CAREFULLY LIFTED FROM THE AIRCRAFT
ENGLAND. 1944-07-31. INFORMAL GROUP OF RAAF AIR CREW WHO FLY WOUNDED BACK FROM THE NORMANDY BATTLEFIELD IN TRANSPORT COMMAND DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA AIRCRAFT OF NO. 233 SQUADRON RAF.
