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A GERMAN INCENDIARY BOMB RECOVERED FROM THE SEA NEAR PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. THE BOMB WAS MOVED TO THE ARMAMEMT SECTION, NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF AT MOUNT BATTEN, WHERE IT WAS PHOTOGRAPHED. A PENNY AGAINST THE VICE GIVES SOME IDEA OF THE SIZE OF THE BOMB. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
A GERMAN INCENDIARY BOMB AFTER BEING STRIPPED DOWN IN THE ARMAMENT SECTION OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH DURING 1940. SOME SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION IS INCLUDED IN THE PHOTOGRAPH. (ORIG
BOMB DAMAGE BY GERMAN AIRCRAFT TO THE SEA WALL AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH. A DEFENSIVE BARRAGE BALLOON CAN BE SEEN RIGHT CENTRE OF THE PHOTOGRAPH. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
DEPTH CHARGES BEING TRANSFERRED FROM A BOMB DUMP TO QUAYSIDE WHERE THEY WILL BE PLACED ON A LIGHTER AND MOVED TO NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF AIRCRAFT FOR LOADING. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLY
AIRCRAFTMAN H. W. S. DOUGLAS OF NO 10 SQUADRON, RAAF, STANDING BESIDE AN UNEXPLODED GERMAN BOMB AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH IN 1940. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
AN AERIAL VIEW OF THE FLYING BOAT BASE AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, WHERE NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF WAS STATIONED IN 1940. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
THE LOCATION BOARD IN NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF ARMAMENT SECTION AT MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, IN 1940. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
