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A Douglas Boston 111 in flight. (background) (serial letter F

A Douglas Boston 111 in flight. (background) (serial letter F


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A Douglas Boston 111 in flight. (background) (serial letter F

A Douglas Boston 111 in flight. (background) (serial letter F)
Pictured passed by Censors.
(Picture number 192469 or 192409)
The Douglas Boston was the best of a series of American light bombers to serve with the RAF during the Second World War, serving with ten RAF and SaF bomber squadrons and three night intruder squadron. The Boston III began to reach Britain in the summer of 1941, having been ordered in 1940 (the Boston I and II were designations given to similar aircraft ordered by the French, and which entered RAF service after the fall of France.
Picture taken 9th April 1942

Official - Westminster Press
Daily Mirror Archive
Mirrorpix
England
WW2 B/W Print Reach plc -343

Media ID 21886180

© Mirrorpix

1942 Bomber Censor Censors Censorship Flight Flying Royal Airforce


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This print showcases a Douglas Boston III gracefully soaring through the sky. The aircraft, with its serial letter F visible in the background, is captured in all its glory as it passes by Censors. This particular picture, numbered 192469 or 192409, holds historical significance as it represents the best of American light bombers serving with the RAF during World War II. The Douglas Boston III arrived in Britain during the summer of 1941 after being ordered in 1940. It played a vital role in combat, serving ten RAF and SaF bomber squadrons along with three night intruder squadrons. Interestingly, earlier designations of this aircraft were given to similar models ordered by France but entered RAF service following the fall of France. Taken on April 9th, 1942, this photograph captures not only an iconic moment from history but also symbolizes bravery and resilience amidst conflict. As we delve into this image from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the turbulent times of World War II when aviation played a crucial role in warfare. Let us remember those who fought valiantly for their nations' causes and honor their sacrifices as we reflect upon this remarkable piece of history preserved by Official - Westminster Press.

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