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I am putting together a gallery for the upcoming revision of the Martin Mariner entry in the Naval Aviation Resource Center. Any pictures of Mariners would be a welcome addition to this gallery. Please submit them to editor@REMOVEwarbirdsresourcegroup.org (remove the REMOVE before sending)

I'm also looking for any other pics of wartime naval types, expecially the less "popular" ones like the Mariner.

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Can't wait to see the XTBU-1/TBY-2 Sea Wolf section, Scott! :wink:

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Dan K wrote:
Can't wait to see the XTBU-1/TBY-2 Sea Wolf section, Scott! :wink:


Feel free to send me data and/or pics on this and I will be sure to include it :)

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Don't forget the RAAF operated a squadron of Martin Mariners during WW2...


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Scott

you know this one ?

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and here's another one.....(own collection)

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and a small one:

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Oscar Duck wrote:
Don't forget the RAAF operated a squadron of Martin Mariners during WW2...


Thats a good point. Eventually I would like to create a Australian Resource Center which would cover aircraft used by the RAAF and RAN. So if you have Australian aircraft pictures I can use then feel free to send them in.

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Swiss Mustangs wrote:
Scott

you know this one ?

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and here's another one.....(own collection)

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Thanks Martin, what form of credit do you want for the second one (ie Swiss Mustangs Collection etc...)

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yup Scott

'Swiss Mustangs Collection' it is.

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The RAAF had 12 PBM-3R's 1943-48....


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Late in 1943, 12 Martin Mariners (PBM-3R versions) were lend-leased to the RAAF and were allotted the serial numbers A70-1/12. These transport flying boats were delivered without armament or search radar, and were modified for personnel and freight tasks. They provided long-range support for the RAAF during the island hopping campaigns against the Japanese. The Mariners operated in conjunction with the Sunderlands of No 40 Sqn, and they superseded the Empire Flying Boats and Dorniers in No 41 Sqn. In 1946, the Mariners still in service were placed in Cat D storage, and were eventually taken off strength in 1948.


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