Transcription of interview with Andrew Barron

Transcription of interview with Andrew Barron

Talks about training in Canada eventually as a navigator before returning to Great Britain and joining 223 Squadron. Covers first operations trying to jam suspected guidance signals for V-2s and special operators. Mentions some aspects of training in Canada. Gives some details of operations mostly on electronic countermeasures and Window. Comments on navigator's responsibilities and log. Outlines some details of electronic equipment and other operational details. Recounts some specific incidents and about his own character and other experiences as well as Luftwaffe single seat night fighter attrition rates and ability of their crews. Continues with posting to 102 Squadron and other post war activities Concludes with description of life after the war.

2009-03-09

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