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An aeronautical chart of the north Midlands.

A map centred on Stratford on Avon at a scale of one inch to the mile.

An aeronautical chart with part of a route plotted on.

An aeronautical chart with part of a route marked on.

An aeronautical chart of the south west of England.

An aeronautical chart covering North Wales and Manchester. This edition is marked 'Graticule Edition'.

An aeronautical chart covering the south west of England. It has been marked with a route.

An aeronautical chart covering the Midlands and Wales.

An aeronautical chart covering England from the Humber to the Clyde in Scotland at a scale of 1:500000.

A chart of the south east of England.

Account of attack by night fighter and subsequent crash on 2 December 1943 at Trebbin of Ernest Tansley's Lancaster. Plans of crash site and notification of where parts of the aircraft landed. Description of photos (not included). Includes eye…

Black and white map with Potsdam upper left and Trebbin highlighted in centre.

An undetailed map of Germany with Reichswald Forest annotated on.

Aviation map sheet 6. Based on ordnance survey.

RAF map from the Wash to Firth of Tay, Shows relief and danger areas.

A map covering the area between Namur and Luxembourg.

A map covering the south of England.

A 1:500000 map of the Straits of Dover, covering the South East of England, Northern France, Belgium and Southern Holland.

A 1:250,000 scale colour map of Hannover.

Map showing airfield where aircraft crash landed and locations used while evading.

Map of city with airfield highlighted in yellow and circled in red.

Map showing air route from England to Aachen then escape route through Belgium, France, Spain, Gibraltar and back to Pembroke Dock and London. Top left - badge of Comète with aircraft in flames and star on blue background.

Shows maps of North Wales and the Midlands as well as an explanation of the Douglas protractor as well as diagrams of the Dalton computer and photographs of Wellington. Describes training at RAF Lichfield from end of March to 21 June 1944. Shows…

A set of navigation tools, and educational material regarding dead-reckoning. A protractor and diagrams as well as three pages of notes on navigation techniques.
This item was sent to the IBCC Digital Archive already in digital form. No better…

A map of Western Europe marked with the location of bombing operations. Titled 'First Tour - 10th May to 14th August, 1944'.
Within a compass rose is a key to the symbols used on the map.