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George Cross of Flight Sergeant Stanley James Woodbridge

Aircraft & Exhibits, 1948, In Storage, 1986/0138/D

Woodbridge joined the RAF in 1941 and trained as a Wireless Operator. By February 1944, he was a Flight Sergeant having been posted to No. 159 Squadron in India.

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Viking Mk.Ib

Library, NOV 1950, In Storage, X004-7332

Aircraft recognition poster of a Vickers Viking. Air Diagram number AD4672, issue 1, sheet 1, November 1950.

Printed poster, Royal Air Force Museum

Vocabulary of Royal Air Force equipment: Clothing and accoutrements

Library, 1951, In Storage, X001-1362

Vocabulary of Royal Air Force equipment: Book 9. Clothing and accoutrements. Air Publication 1086, 2nd edition. Issued by the Air Ministry 01 January 1951

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C-47 Dakota

Library, JAN 1951, In Storage, X004-7331

Aircraft recognition poster of a Douglas C-47 Dakota. Air Diagram number AD4670, issue 1, sheet 1, January 1951.

Printed poster, Royal Air Force Museum

Aircraft Recognition Chart: Sycamore HC Mk.11

Library, JUL 1951, In Storage, X004-7333

Aircraft recognition poster of a Bristol Sycamore. Air Diagram number AD5229, issue 1, sheet 1, July 1951.

Printed poster, Royal Air Force Museum

Transmitters T.1154 series and receivers R.1155 series

Library, 1952-1965, In Storage, X007-9789

Transmitters T. 1154 series and receivers R. 1155 series. Air Publication 2548A, Volume 1. Issued by Air Ministry September 1947, reprinted July 1950. Prepared by direction of the Minister of Supply, Promulgated by order of the Air Council

Grey card book cover with cream tape on spine. Yellow label with title of book in black and red library stamp, Royal Air Force Museum

Coronation Medal 1953, Miniature

Aircraft & Exhibits, 1953, In Storage, 71/D/1167

Miniature medals were worn with Royal Air Force Mess Dress.

Coronation Medal 1953, Miniature | 71/D/1167

Mikoyan Mig 17 Recognition Model

Aircraft & Exhibits, Circa 1960-Circa 1980, London, Hangar One, X004-6150

Recognition of potential enemy aircraft – as well as your own – is a vital skill learned by RAF personnel. Scale models were useful tools as they could be studied from every conceivable angle.

Stylised white plastic model of aircraft, © RAF Museum

Aircraft Recognition Chart: Swift Mk.5

Library, APR 1956, In Storage, X004-7335

Aircraft recognition poster of a Supermarine Swift Mark 5. Air Diagram number AD6590, issue 1, sheet 1, April 1956.

Printed poster, Royal Air Force Museum

RAF apprentice plastic name badge, 1960s

Aircraft & Exhibits, 1960s, In Storage, X008-9145

Plastic name badge issued to William Pixton who joined the RAF as an apprentice technician in the mid 1960s.

White plastic badge upon which is attached red Dymo tape with the wording 671 PIXTON, 115 ENTRY., © RAF Museum/Iain Duncan

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