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RAF Marine Craft 2757

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, External Display, 77/V/1494

68ft Air Sea Rescue Launch with double planked mahogany hull and aluminium deckhouse mounting prominent mast with radio and radar aerials. Portholes in hull side. Black hull, grey superstructure and green decking. Twin screws, each driven by a Sea Griffon engine.

Planes book one

Library, In Storage, R001455

unknown

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, 1994/1233/T

One tooth internally.

RFC and Army personnel, studio portraits, circa 1916

Photographs, In Storage, X006-6096

Six prints. A) One RFC Air Mechanic seated with two Scottish infantrymen. B) Four older Air Mechanics, two sitting, two standing all with moustaches and swagger sticks. C) One air mecanhic sitting on a bench. D) One Air Mechanic standing resting his left elbow on a decorated plinth. E) One Air Mechanic standing with his swagger stick tugged under his arm. A painted background with a Union flag, a field gun, tents and two aeroplanes. F) three NCOs - Sgt Camden sitting and Cpls Mantica and stainton standing against a painted backdrop.

RAF, Type F.117A, Mk. 1

Aircraft & Exhibits, X002-6751

Black plastic cased square box with 6" lens at front. Handle attached to camera body on left, film winding handle on right with number of exposures left dial besides. On top of camera body is a flip up glass sight, in front of that is the aperture. Clipping on to the rear of the camera body is the film magazine with a "supply in feet" gauge on it. On the left hand side of the camera body is a yellow "CAUTION RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL" sticker. ID plates: "Camera Type F.117A 14A/5431 S/n 205 Williamson Mfg. Co. Ltd. London & Reading" "Magazine Camera Type F.117 14A/5433 S/n 157 Williamson Mfg Co Ltd London & Reading" Also, stencilled onto the magazine in yellow is: "W.M.C./R/6/64".

Welkin F.I modifications

Library, In Storage, M020010

One microfiche.

Hadrian I: Modifications

Library, In Storage, M020003

One microfiche.

Tactical Load Carrying, Desert DPM, Ptn 2007

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X005-6254

Vest made from three sections of polyester mesh, (two front, one back) to which Desert DPM nylon fabric panels fitted with 'Molle' loops have been attached, allowing a variety of webbing pouches to be carried. The three mesh sections are laced together at the sides and join at the shoulders vai a combination of velcro panels and press studded tabs. Three adjustable snap fasteners close the front of the garment and further adjustment is made possible by four buckles in the rear. The front sections have two zipped openings allowing access to the garment and the rear section is fitted with a velcro poachers pocket. Male fasteners are supplied no the rear section for the fitting of a hydration system. This example is fitted with the following pouches. Three Utility, two SA-80 Magazine, two 40mm Grenade, two AP Grenade, one Water Bottle, one Medical, one Knife and one Pouch Small.

Photograph of 100 Squadron hangars in France, badly damaged by German bombing, 1917-1918

Archives, In Storage, AC98/48/15

Monochrome print postcard showing 14 uniformed men amongst the wreckage of a destroyed hangar and aircraft.

No. 41 (F) Squadron, Northolt June 1932

Photographs, In Storage, X003-0241