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Dave Fellowes flew operations as a rear gunner with 460 Squadron. He and his crew survived a mid-air collision with another Lancaster which resulted in an emergency landing at RAF Manston.

David Fellowes tells of how he used to build model airplanes and fly them in the fields when he was a boy. The son of an engineer, he first joined the Air Training Corps and then volunteered for the Royal Air Force at the age of 17. David describes…

Details of events leading to Operation Manna.

A poem about Manna food drops with a photo of Lancasters dropping food.

A letter from the Price of Netherlands explaining gratitude for Operation Manna.

An article written by ED Leaviss about the formation of the association.

Two airmen looking out of a Lancaster cockpit and five airmen on the starboard wing and engines.

A photograph of a Lancaster mid-upper turret and a summary of food drops undertaken by that aircraft. Also a list of the type of food dropped and a total number of missions flown and tonnage of food dropped.