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RMG4GEKC–PA NEWS PHOTO AN UNDATED LIBRARY PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG DENNIS SALT, RAF SGT. IN UNIFORM, WHO WAS SAVED BY THREE GERMAN 'GIRLS' AFTER HE BAILED OUT OF HIS BLAZING HALIFAX BOMBER, DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR. THE FOUR WERE REUNITED AT BIRMINGHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
RMF5GPEE–HALIFAX Mk 1 MP-L / L9530 of RAF 76 Squadron based at Middleton St. George in 1941. On it's fifth operation 12/13 August it was one of two 76 Squadron that failed to return from Berlin.
RMEPFM05–RAF Attack Synthetic oil plant in Ruhr A Halifax bomber of RAF Bomber command fly's over the synthetic plant during a daylight attack. The plant itself is obscured by smoke from many bomb blasts. 20th October 1944.
RMDN1WCE–Royal Canadian Air Force Handley Page Halifax bomber memorial at Broad Slack, Great Carrs in the Lake District.
RMKJCPHA–Halifax Bomber ExCC
RMB44HKG–Halifax bomber towing a glider takes off from English airfield as part of the Allied invasion of Germany WW2 1945
RMBC764D–Handley Page WWII Halifax Bomber center stage in the main hangar at York aircraft museum
RMC3AYYY–A V12 Merlin aero engine taken from the wreckage of Halifax bomber LL505 which crashed onto Great Carrs at 2300 ft in 1944.
RMCTG0D4–LEONARD CHESHIRE VC (1917-1992) UK RAF pilot in 1941 with ground and aircrews of 35 Squadron and their Halifax. See below
RM2CFGN1G–A recovered Halifax bomber on display in the RAF Museum, London, UK.
RMB4WFEX–A four engined Halifax bomber attacking fortified positions at Calais in Northern France during a heavy raid by the RAF in World War Two September 1944
RMG8N1EH–A pamphlet and a bunch of flowers are held at a new memorial near Annaburg in Germany, Wednesday August 31 2005, where friends and family of the seven aircrew who died after their Halifax Bomber crashed at the site in March 1944 during the Second World War gathered. See PA story FUNERAL Airmen. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Gareth Fuller/PA
RMB4WFDK–The group captain commanding officer of an RAF station signals a Halifax bomber to begin its flight during a bombing raid on Scheider Industrial works at Le Creusot in occupied France during World War Two June 1943
RM2D50B0Y–Flugzeuge militärisch,Halifax Bomber with Canadian.. | usage worldwide
RMPDTHB2–169 SLNSW 51999 Handley Page Halifax bomber copy negative
RMTRD3K6–A Handley Page Halifax Bomber at Yorkshire Air Museum with a Messershmitt under it's wing
RM2APDPPY–The crew of the Halifax S. for Sugar. In the middle the Dutch pilot responsible for sinking one of the three German U-boats during the General Chase Annotation: During the Second World War reserve first lieutenant pilot A. van Rossum after a secondment to the 320 squadron is assigned to Coastal Command. In the 502 squadron of the Royal Air Force (RAF), he flies in a Halifax bomber. During a patrol over the Atlantic Ocean in the fall of 1943, 3 German U-boats were discovered. In the attack, Lieutenant Van Rossum manages to sink a submarine with a direct hit. Van Rossum receives high military aw
RMG8MJTA–RAF Bomber Command 'Halifax' over target area during attack on synthetic oil plant at Wanne-Eickel in the Ruhr.
RM2RGB6E9–RAF Handley Page Halifax Heavy Bomber Aircraft, WW2
RMT8YMBC–World war 2 memorial dedicated to the crew of Handley Page Halifax bomber LV905 EY-W which crashed on 25th May 1945 with the loss of all crew. Former
RM2M97FDA–Handley Page Halifax B III -a night bomber like the Avro Lancaster, with which it shared the task.
RFB0BKNR–RAF HALIFAX WW2 BOMBER AIRCRAFT ELVINGTON MUSEUM
RM2K63XJG–'Halifax' Bomber - Handley Page Long-range Bomber. One of the most formidable in the World. Four Rolls-Royce Merlin Engines. Four-gun Bolton Paul Rear Turret.
RMKJD3FY–Halifax Bomber 7 ExCC
RMJNXR5N–WW2 RAF HALIFAX BOMBER An RAF Halifax bomber during a bombing run on Nazi controlled oil plants in Germany's Ruhr valley 1940's
RMWFY07R–An exploded view of the Handley Page Halifax II, a Royal Air Force (RAF) four-engined heavy bomber of the Second World War. Originally designed as a twin-engine bomber, the design was altered at the Ministry to a four-engine arrangement powered by the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine.
RM2WY728N–WW2 UK Propaganda poster for The RAF. 'TRIBUTE TO YOU' featuring a Halifax bomber aircraft that made it back to England despite the odds. 'A victory for men, machine and makers'. 1940's World War II Second World War The Royal Airforce 'Halifax Bulletin No. 13'
RM2H0RXA3–The Royal Air Force Bomber Command Memorial in The Green Park, London, designed Liam O'Connor, Philip Jackson; roof opening made from Halifax bomber
RMTXJGDM–1942 front page Daily Mail RAF Carry out first 1,000 Bomber Raid on Cologne and Battle for Libya
RMT15CNF–Ground crew moving a 20 ton Short Stirling, British heavy bomber of the Second World War. The first four-engined bomber to be introduced into Royal Air Force squadron service in early 1941. The Stirling was relegated to second line duties from late 1943, due to the increasing availability of the more capable Handley Page Halifax and Avro Lancaster, which took over the strategic bombing of Germany.
RMG08XTN–Heavy Bomber Halifax
RMAKGXCB–A former WWII Halifax bomber crew member returns to his old position inside the aircraft for the first time since the war
RM2C3BYP1–The Remains of a Halifax Bomber LL505 Which Crashed on the Mountain of Great Carrs near Coniston on 22nd October 1944, Lake District Cumbria, UK
RMP9KHPW–273 SLNSW 51999 Handley Page Halifax bomber copy negative
RMDHFM49–Halifax Bombers, 1942 unusual colour photo of the RAF heavy bomber built by Handley Page in flight over England
RMEPYMJY–Handley Page Halifax WW2 bomber - Friday 13th
RF2K1R84A–Winston Churchill inspecting a Halifax Heavy Bomber at Northolt Aerodrome, July 1941
RM2G67WC1–The memorial on Great Carrs to the eight crew members of a Halifax bomber that crashed on the mountain in 1944. The plane's undercarriage can be seen
RM2J9GJ59–Vintage photo circa 1943 of American ground crew working on a British Royal Air Force Handley Page Halifax bomber during World War Two as part the cooperation between British and U.S. forces in Great Britain
RM2CCJN51–engine from halifax bomber which crashed on great carrs outside ruskin museum coniston lake district, cumbria, england, uk
RFB0BK4E–RAF HALIFAX WW2 BOMBER AIRCRAFT ELVINGTON MUSEUM
RMB1M6DG–Machine gun turret on a Halifax bomber.
RMKE7A35–51999 Handley Page Halifax bomber copy negative
RM2C7KNE6–An old cigarette card (c. 1929) with a portrait of F Handley Page and an illustration of his slotted aeroplane wing. Sir Frederick Handley Page (1885– 1962) was an English industrialist who was a pioneer in the aircraft industry and became known as the father of the heavy bomber. His company Handley Page Limited was best known for its large aircraft such as the Handley Page 0/400 and Halifax bombers and the HP42 airliner. He is also known for his invention, with Gustav Lachmann, of the leading edge slot to improve the stall characteristics of aircraft wings. It was patented in 1919.
RMG8MK2P–The families of the seven airmen killed when their Halifax Bomber crashed near Annaburgh in Germany during the Second World War, sit during the burial ceremony, Thursday September 1, 2005, at the Berlin Military Cemetery. Five of the seven young airmen from Halifax bomber LW 430 were shot down by Luftwaffe nightfighters on a bombing raid to Berlin in which they were blown hundreds of miles off course by unexpectedly strong winds. Two more crew, including apparently the pilot William McLeod and another, were thrown from the plane when it crashed in March 1944, See PA Story FUNERAL Airmen.
RM2ADYA08–War memorial on Great Carrs in the Lake District to a RCAF Halifax bomber crew who crashed on the mountain during the Second World War
RM2GXT95N–A Handley Page Halifax bomber over Germany as part of Bomber Command's strategic bombing campaign
RMFAG0JG–Harmondsworth Moor memorial stone to RCAF Halifax bomber crew who perished during a homeward-bound flight in 1943 during WW2, UK
RMT15B84–The Short Stirling was the first four-engined heavy bomber to be introduced into service with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War. It entered squadron service in early 1941, and was praisedfor its ability to out-turn enemy night fighters and its favourable handling characteristics, although the altitude ceiling was often a subject of criticism. The Stirling was relegated to second line duties from late 1943, due to the increasing availability of the more capable Handley Page Halifax and Avro Lancaster, which took over the strategic bombing of Germany.
RM2Y7W63F–BUILDING THE BRITISH HALIFAX BOMBER Photo Shows: At work on the pilots cabin for a new Halifax bomber April 1945
RMDN1WE1–Royal Canadian Air Force Handley Page Halifax bomber memorial at Broad Slack, Great Carrs in the Lake District.
RMJYY73G–Handley Page Halifax Replica, Yorkshire Air Museum,
RM2WFEFRN–1942 Handley-Page Halifax Heavy Bomber RAF aeroplane identification poster WW2. The Halifax bomber was a twin-engined bomber that entered service with the RAF in 1940.
RMB4WFE6–An RAF pilot takes a carrier pigeon on board his Halifax bomber before a raid in World War Two The pigeons are useful to take home an SOS if their radio is shot up June 1943
RMEPYMK3–Handley Page Halifax WW2 bomber - Friday 13th
RM2M7G1W3–WW2 World War II - RAF aircraft, Halifax bomber
RMB3P4C2–A RAF cadet explains the workings of the rear turret of a Halifax bomber to a group of schoolboys at the Air Scout Exhibition at the Dowland Hall 303 Browning Machine guns December 1942
RMW7FAEJ–Digitally enhanced image of an Avro Lancaster bomber. A British four-engined Second World War heavy bomber.
RM2WT3F93–1945 Daily Express front page reporting Churchill election campaigning and Halifax bomber crashes at Cromer
RMW0F8R4–Handley Page Halifax Heavy Bomber
RMBR2GF9–Memorial to members of 158 Squadron at Lisset airfield in north Yorkshire. Flying Handley Page Halifax bomber aircraft.
RMKJCPC0–Halifax Bomber 4 ExCC
RMMH1FG6–WW2 Bomber Crash Newspaper Clippings
RMG8MK2F–The families of the seven airmen killed when their Halifax Bomber crashed near Annaburgh in Germany during the Second World War, stand during the burial ceremony, Thursday September 1, 2005, at the Berlin Military Cemetery. Five of the seven young airmen from Halifax bomber LW 430 were shot down by Luftwaffe nightfighters on a bombing raid to Berlin in which they were blown hundreds of miles off course by unexpectedly strong winds. Two more crew, including apparently the pilot William McLeod and another, were thrown from the plane when it crashed in March 1944, See PA Story FUNERAL Airmen.
RMDBW06F–Wreckage from crashed Halifax Bomber on Great Carrs, Lake District, Cumbria
RMG44XFC–Nostalgic visit for thousands who visited the Yorkshire Air Museum near York today(Fri) when they wheeled out the restored and rebuilt MkII (III)Halifax Bomber replica of 'Friday the 13th' that has taken twelve years to complete.
RMFAG0JK–Harmondsworth Moor memorial stone to RCAF Halifax bomber crew who perished during a homeward-bound flight in 1943 during WW2, UK
RMG4GEKG–PA NEWS PHOTO 24/11/93 WARTIME AIRGUNNER DENNIS SALT MEETS THE THREE GERMAN 'GIRLS' FROM LEFT TO RIGHT : JOANNA HOPPE, HEDWIG SEIBOLD AND ELSE ROHN WHO SAVED HIM AFTER HE BAILED OUT OF HIS BLAZING HALIFAX BOMBER DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR
RM2Y7W62G–BUILDING THE HALIFAX BOMBER Photo Shows: Mr J D Rose, the chief test pilot at the Halifax bomber factory. April 1945
RMG8P885–Pat Flynn from Whitstable in Kent, sister of Sgt. Philip Webb, one of seven airmen killed when their Halifax Bomber crashed near Annaburgh in Germany during the Second World War holding a picture of her brother at the memorial in the town.
RMG2BMXK–Handley Page Halifax Friday 13th, at Elvington, Yorkshire Air Museum,
RM2M757FT–Handley Page Halifax world war 2 bomber and crew re-creation at Elvington Airfield, Yorkshire Air Museum. Photo shoot staged by Timeline Events with a
RMGG1THD–Handley Page Halifax , LV907, NP763, Friday 13th, at Yorkshire Air Museum.
RMTRKXRM–A reconstructed Handley Page Halifax Bomber Mk III at the Yorkshire Air Museum in Elvington,York.
RM2XBA5EW–A Halifax heavy bomber in flight during WWII. From The War in Pictures Third Year
RM2H56P7W–Airfix plastic model kits, full page advert. Halifax Bomber model shown being held in hand, plus latest addition to the range, Heinkel Bomber.
RMD1X0W1–The sculpture within the Bomber Command Memorial in Green Park, London. Bomber Command Memorial Royal Air Force London RAF
RM2CFK99J–The nose art on a Handley page Halifax B.Mk.III, nicknamed 'Friday the 13th', that completed a remarkable 128 operational missions with 158 Squadron RAF. Incredibly this precious aircraft was not saved from the scrapheap after being displayed on Oxford street in London, only a section of the nose from the aircraft was saved and is exhibited at the RAF Museum Hendon.
RM2J0BMDY–The Carnaby Airfield Memorial by Stephen Carvill, near Bridlington, East Yorkshire, UK.
RMBR2GFR–Memorial to members of 158 Squadron at Lisset airfield in north Yorkshire. Flying Handley Page Halifax bomber aircraft.
RMKJCF09–Halifax Bomber 2 ExCC
RMS093GF–Halifax bomber crew memorial to 158 Squadron at RAF Lissett by artist Peter Naylor
RF2HMGK7K–Vulnerable and exposed rear gunners pod in Halifax bomber at the Yorkshire Air Museum near Elvington showing the quadruple machine guns
RM2ACFDWC–A crashed Canadian Halifax Bomber on Great Carrs in the Lake District UK.
RMC8BPCJ–Wrecked Rolls Royce V12 Merlin engine from a Halifax bomber air crash site.
RMFAG0JD–Memorial to WW11 Halifax bomber aircrew near Heathrow Airport
RMRNET5P–British World War 2 Public Information propaganda poster
RM2Y7W62W–BUILDING THE BRITISH HALIFAX BOMBER Photo Shows: A centre wing section being lifted for fitting in the great aircraft factory. April 1945
RMG8N1E5–June Llewellyn (right) with her daughter Susan Greenaway look at the names on a new memorial Wednesday August 31 2005, near Annaburgh, Germany. June's brother Sgt John Charles Burdett was one of seven aircrew killed when their Halifax Bomber crashed at the site during the Second World War in 1944. See PA story FUNERAL Airmen. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Gareth Fuller/PA
RMWW3PXA–Handley Page Halifax 'Friday the 13th' at RAF Elvington
RF2JJY0RW–Crash site of a Halifax Bomber LL505 in the Lake District National Park
RMB4B3RT–Memorial to commemorate the site of a wartime aircrash of a Halifax bomber near the summit of Swil How, Coniston Fells.
RMTRKXT0–A reconstructed Handley Page Halifax Bomber Mk III at the Yorkshire Air Museum in Elvington,York.
RM2AP5MM3–British World War 2 Public Information Propaganda poster
RM2JDJR69–Friday the 13th Halifax Bomber at Yorkshire Air Museum
RM2X1MKPB–AT A HALIFAX BOMBER STATION - A happy group of air crew, Royal Air Force
RMCPHRPR–British Bomber Handley Page 'Halifax,' 1942
RM2J0BMB1–The Carnaby Airfield Memorial by Stephen Carvill, near Bridlington, East Yorkshire, UK.
RMBR2GE9–Memorial to members of 158 Squadron at Lisset airfield in north Yorkshire. Flying Handley Page Halifax bomber aircraft.