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Article describing attacks on German war supplies, rail centres and synthetic oil plants some of which were within 100 miles of allied front line. More that 1000, United States heavy bombers involved. RAF Bomber Command Lancasters involved in…

Two articles. Both provide brief descriptions of RAF attack on Bonn.

Article describing attack on Leuna synthetic oil plant and subsequent nights operations on three other targets. This was the fourth successive night attacks by the RAF on Germany.

Two articles. First gives brief description of two operations against Stuttgart 41/2 hours apart. Second describes attacks against German gun positions near Flushing as well as German HQ on low countries front.

Cloth navigator brevet and ribbons for the 1939–1945 Star and the defence medal mounted in frame.

Two 35 Squadron crest badges with winged horse and moto 'uno animo agimus' and an observer brevet. Submiited with caption 'Crests - 35 Sdn. Bomber Command - postwar posting'.

Coloured 75 (New Zealand) Squadron Crest with Maori figure and moto 'ake ake kia kaha'.

Bomber Command Clasp on 1939–1945 Star ribbon

Two officers wearing greatcoats and peaked caps standing in front of a stone wall with house in the distance, Submitted with caption 'Reg England Unknown Date'.

Head and shoulders portrait of an officer wearing tunic with medal ribbons and navigator brevet. Submitted with caption 'Reg Unknown Date - with Service Ribbons'.

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Full face portrait of a young man wearing jacket and tie. submitted with caption 'Young Reg'.

Three Lancasters (leader registration 'TW878') airborne in echelon formation. Below is a town and open countryside

Five Lancasters one ahead, three in line and one in rear, in formation flying over a town. Squadron identification 'TL'.

Top front quarter view of Lancaster TW892 with white upper paintwork, squadron code 'TL-L' flying over Regent Street, London.

Identification kindly provided by Liam Moore of the Unidentified photos of the British Isles Group.