Whitley Bomber
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Some great footage of an important and little known bomber. Good video
2 years ago 3
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thanks for that, i'm making a nice 1/48 whitley bomber at he moment
ian.
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@ianlanc I know that it is three years later, but how did the model go? I hope it went well.
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@InfiniteMushroom We have so much from which to choose old thing.
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@UUPIMAN Awesome :)
Wasn't he on that BBC Battle of Britain documentary?
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A Whitley of 102 Sqdn (Dalton) crashed at Pogmoor, Barnsley in 1941/2. Small bits of wreckage including a burnt map, prop blade and bomb release clip have been handed to Barnsley Museum and the report is with Barnsley Library (Archives).
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I agree, not a single Whitley was saved which was criminal as it was a fantastic machine.
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The Brits seem to have this bad habit of not preserving the fruits of their labors or their history.
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These Planes Were called the Flying coffins
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my dad joined the raf in 1938 his first posting was RAF Kinloss, The whitleys arrived the same year 14fts training wing i . my dad told me that loads of these planes crashed during takeof into findhorn bay.
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did they call this 1 the flying coffin?
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Not to my knowledge. My friend Group Captain Doug Iveson said it was a very docile and would not go any faster no matter what you did. He should know as he flew it on numerous operations before converting onto the Halifax.
UUPIMAN 1 year ago