New Bomber against Germany.
1941.
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Added: Sep-17-2012
By: Panzerknacker2
In: Other Entertainment, Weapons, History
Tags: new, bomber, stirling, raf
Location: United Kingdom (UK/GB) (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 1120 | Comments: 9 | Votes: 3 | Favorites: 4 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
By: Panzerknacker2
In: Other Entertainment, Weapons, History
Tags: new, bomber, stirling, raf
Location: United Kingdom (UK/GB) (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 1120 | Comments: 9 | Votes: 3 | Favorites: 4 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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I still think the Lancaster is the quintessential British bomber of WWII
Posted Sep-17-2012 Bybmused55 (112.78) bmused55 View Channel Send Message
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@bmused55 Surely was. The Sterling went out when the Lancasters went in. Clearly the Lancaster was the superior aircraft.
Posted Sep-18-2012 ByUac_mitun_ahau (234.62) Uac_mitun_ahau View Channel Send Message
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Great post!
Posted Sep-17-2012 Bydownhill2400 (1308.08) downhill2400 View Channel Send Message
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Not 100% sure,but i've a feeling this old movie reel was taken at RAF Oakington near Cambridge. I know there was a railway line at the back of the base and in one shot you can clearly see a train passing.Also,east anglia was covered in airbases for heavy bombers and there were Sterlings at Oakington too. Just a shame there isnt more info with these old reels.
Posted Sep-17-2012 ByZeb (632.10) 
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@Zeb Thanks for the additional information!
Posted Sep-17-2012 Bydownhill2400 (1308.08) downhill2400 View Channel Send Message
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My Grandfather briefly piloted a Stirling in '42. Once they reached 10,000ft they didn't want climb any higher. Terrible aircraft, but he enjoyed his time flying them.
Posted Sep-17-2012 ByFast Bowler (8.50) 
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@Fast Bowler I take my hat off to your Grandfather!
Posted Sep-17-2012 Bydownhill2400 (1308.08) downhill2400 View Channel Send Message
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@downhill2400 Thanks, Sir.
Posted Sep-17-2012 ByFast Bowler (8.50) 
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Yea get Jerry
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