My first posting as a Snowdrop in 1984 was North Cotes. You could almost feel the presence of these Airmen and Women when patrolling the then dissused airfield.
My dad flew Mosquitoes and Beaufighters. I am doing a book on WWII pilots (photos plus life story) and I am keen to get in touch with any pilots from that time, I have interviewed and photographed 15 WWII pilots including some famous guys like Gunther Rall, so please get in touch if you know anyone. Best regards John Martin Bradley - John Bradley Photography
My dad flew Mosquitoes and Beaufighters. I am doing a book on WWII pilots (photos plus life story) and I am keen to get in touch with any pilots from that time, I have interviewed and photographed 15 WWII pilots including some famous guys like Gunther Rall, so please get in touch if you know anyone. Best regards John Martin Bradley - John Bradley Photography
my father flew in SQN 254 he was awarded the dfc and bar.A quiet hero. He flew 32 sorties. I still have his flying jacket and hat....I would like to honor him. JAMES R.HUGHES his navigator was William Benneworth
My Father now 92 served in the RAF Posted in Malta. They had a number of Beaufighters there. They went out at night to destroy Nazi oil tankers going to North Africa. Rommel ran eventually out of petrol, Also Known as the Tank Buster.
Surely the thing that must strike you [pardon the pun] is the sheer beauty and simplicity of the design of both these aircraft, a joy to look at, sadly missing in so many modern day aircraft, wonderful.
Surely the Bristol Beaufighter was well armed, but there was two german planes was still more armed than it: a bomber destroyer Me-410 version,with a 50mm,two 30mm,two 20mm, two 13,2mm guns and four 210mm rockets, and He-219 Owl night fighter,with six 30mm and two 20mm guns. With so heavy guns,these german fighters could shot down almost anything in the skies,as was done by Beaufighter too.
my father James R. Hughes was in 254 DFC and Bar his navigator was W.Benniworth he flew 32 sorties. Did you know him?
dawnalwyn 4 months ago
My first posting as a Snowdrop in 1984 was North Cotes. You could almost feel the presence of these Airmen and Women when patrolling the then dissused airfield.
acheface 5 months ago
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My dad flew Mosquitoes and Beaufighters. I am doing a book on WWII pilots (photos plus life story) and I am keen to get in touch with any pilots from that time, I have interviewed and photographed 15 WWII pilots including some famous guys like Gunther Rall, so please get in touch if you know anyone. Best regards John Martin Bradley - John Bradley Photography
johnmb1961 8 months ago
My dad flew Mosquitoes and Beaufighters. I am doing a book on WWII pilots (photos plus life story) and I am keen to get in touch with any pilots from that time, I have interviewed and photographed 15 WWII pilots including some famous guys like Gunther Rall, so please get in touch if you know anyone. Best regards John Martin Bradley - John Bradley Photography
johnmb1961 8 months ago
my father flew in SQN 254 he was awarded the dfc and bar.A quiet hero. He flew 32 sorties. I still have his flying jacket and hat....I would like to honor him. JAMES R.HUGHES his navigator was William Benneworth
dawnalwyn 4 months ago
My Father now 92 served in the RAF Posted in Malta. They had a number of Beaufighters there. They went out at night to destroy Nazi oil tankers going to North Africa. Rommel ran eventually out of petrol, Also Known as the Tank Buster.
spartan3956 11 months ago
Surely the thing that must strike you [pardon the pun] is the sheer beauty and simplicity of the design of both these aircraft, a joy to look at, sadly missing in so many modern day aircraft, wonderful.
tangodancer1603 1 year ago
great plane
GOTCOL 1 year ago
also known by the japanese as "the whispering death" i seem to recall
jaffa3281 1 year ago
Surely the Bristol Beaufighter was well armed, but there was two german planes was still more armed than it: a bomber destroyer Me-410 version,with a 50mm,two 30mm,two 20mm, two 13,2mm guns and four 210mm rockets, and He-219 Owl night fighter,with six 30mm and two 20mm guns. With so heavy guns,these german fighters could shot down almost anything in the skies,as was done by Beaufighter too.
LeoAndRas 1 year ago
The Beaufighter must have been a nightmare for it's opponents.
That's a lot of firepower, and they had good speed too.
BelieveNoGod 2 years ago
the pics are nice... I live close to the old RAF north coates station and have some post war memorabelia .
kse57 2 years ago
are the landing/take, and the pics of the personell ,actually of North coates?
kse57 2 years ago
pictures only not video.. thats from newsreels
johncare 2 years ago
there lots entries in the pilot log books on the pilots web site google john-care raf dfc
johncare 2 years ago