An RAF Squadron in Iceland - Captain W.S.H. Garforth

Recording in which Captain Garforth discusses the problems associated with winter operations from Iceland, including ice on the runways, frozen controls, freezing wind and unreliable magnetic compasses.

Captain Garforth recalls operations from Iceland and describes the problems associated with winter flying operations. These include problems with compasses, radio communication, use of runways, and obtaining supplies from a nearby town. He describes the problems of Arctic weather conditions and a challenging reconnaissance operation over the Denmark Strait and a potentially dangerous landing.