Avro Lancaster Mk I of No.44 (Rhodesia) Squadron, 14 April 1942, while practising for the daylight, low-level attack on the M.A.N. diesel engineering works at Augsburg which took place three days later on 17 April. Size:extra small 1 Balloon Training Unit

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Bastion Main Entry Point

South African Air Force confers with his 'No 2' after landing at Gabes

134 Squadron RAF taxies out past Russian sentries at Vaenga

ROYAL AIR FORCE FERRY COMMAND

Avro Lancaster Mk I of No.44 (Rhodesia) Squadron, 14 April 1942, while practising for the daylight, low-level attack on the M.A.N. diesel engineering works at Augsburg which took place three days later on 17 April. Size:extra small 1 Balloon Training UnitLancaster Mark I, L7578, KM B, of No. 44 (Rhodesia) Squadron, Royal Air Force, in flight over the Lincolnshire countryside on 14 April 1942, while practising for the low level attack on the M. A. N. diesel engineering works at Augsburg which took place on 17