Warbird Information Exchange

http://www.eafa.org.uk/catalogue/226537

Full colour insight to the air war over Europe

Outstanding! good job Mr. Liberator. Great footage in color

I just finished reading Bob Dorrs 'Mission to Berlin' (if you don't have it get it! Plead, beg, suggest, threaten, because it belongs next to Jablonskis FLYING FORTRESS on your book shelf) and this brought the book into even sharper focus. Interesting to watch it go full circle from going overseas to returning home afterwards.
THANX so much

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Don't make me go get my flying monkeys-

yah! besides me this "Aussie Liberator" dude can sure find some interesting stuff floating out there in cyberspace. Good job mate, keep it up.

Raydon 1944
http://www.eafa.org.uk/catalogue/933

USAAF Honington 1944
http://www.eafa.org.uk/catalogue/805

Battle of Britain Anniversary Preparations at RAF Coltishall
15:19 1961 Coltishall, Norfolk
http://www.eafa.org.uk/catalogue/110556

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Loads of brilliant footage, nice find!

Wow, what a find!

There was one interesting thing I noticed at about the 36:30 mark of the 100th BG film. A camouflaged B-17!
At first I though "Nah, trick of the light".



But then I saw the starboard wing! The clarity of the square-D makes me think the lighting is just fine.


Anyone have any thoughts or explanations?

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OK, but a pink short sleeved shirt and no helmet or headset? Must have been some sort of press junket unless the mission was to attack New Yorks Fire Island.

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Don't make me go get my flying monkeys-

If you watch the movie, it looks like it was one of the aerial tours many groups gave to their ground echelon after the war.

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