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AN AERIAL VIEW OF MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. AIRCRAFT OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF CAN BE SEEN MOORED IN PLYMOUTH SOUND WITH TWO CABLE LAYING SHIPS UNDER THE TAIL OF THE SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT FROM WHICH THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN; ONE OF THE SHIPS WAS LATER SUNK DURING AN ENEMY AIR RAID. (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD IN AWM COLLECTION.
AN AERIAL VIEW OF PLYMOUTH SOUND, WITH MOUNT BATTEN IN THE FOREGROUND, TAKEN FROM A SUNDERLAND OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF IN 1940. TWO OTHER SUNDERLANDS CAN BE SEEN AT THEIR MOORINGS. THE CRUISER, HMS NEW
AN AERIAL VIEW OF PLYMOUTH SOUND, WITH MOUNT BATTEN IN THE FOREGROUND, TAKEN FROM A SUNDERLAND OF NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF IN 1940. SOME NO 10 SQUADRON SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT CAN BE SEEN AT THEIR MOORINGS ARO
NO 10 SQUADRON RAAF AIRCRAFT MOORING AREA IN FRONT OF TURNCHAPEL, NEAR MOUNT BATTEN, PLYMOUTH. THE MASTS OF A CABLE LAYING SHIP SUNK BY ENEMY BOMBERS ARE VISIBLE IN THE CENTRE OF THE PICTURE. (ORIGINA
A Short Sunderland flying boat, registered RB-A N9048, exits Plymouth Sound on patrol from RAF Station Mount Batten. Rame Head and Whitsand Beach (Cornwall) can be seen in the distance. This particula
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.
Plymouth, England. C. 1940-07. The tail turret of a Sunderland aircraft of No. 10 Squadron RAAF based at RAF Station Mount Batten.
