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Pocket folder of silhouettes of Royal Observer Corps intermediate list aircraft
Library, In Storage, X008-0886
Unknown edition of Air Ministry Pamphlet 326L ‘Pocket folder of silhouettes of Royal Observe Corps intermediate list aircraft (Issue 3)’. Prepared by direction of the Minister of Supply. Issued by the Air Ministry November 1956
Pocket folder of silhouettes of Royal Observer Corps primary list aircraft
Library, In Storage, X008-0887
Unknown edition of Air Ministry Pamphlet 326K ‘Pocket folder of silhouettes of Royal Observe Corps primary list aircraft (Issue 3)’. Prepared by direction of the Ministry of Supply. Issued by the Air Ministry November 1956
Pocket folder of photographs of Royal Observer Corps primary & intermediate list aircraft
Library, In Storage, X003-5909
Unknown edition of Air Ministry Pamphlet 326M ‘Pocket folder of photographs of Royal Observe Corps primary and intermediate list aircraft (Issue 1)’. Prepared by direction of the Minister of Supply. Issued by the Air Ministry November 1954
The origin and history of the Observer Corps
Library, In Storage, 009788
2nd edition of Air Ministry Pamphlet 48 ‘The origin and history of the Observer Corps’. Issued by the Air Ministry July 1935
Air defence pamphlet number three: Observer systems
Library, In Storage, X008-6058
Air Publication No.3145/3
Battle of Britain Royal Air Force exhibition, Horse Guards' Parade and Air Ministry Whitehall, 12-18 September 1960
Library, In Storage, X006-4202
Souvenir brochure for the 1960 Battle of Britain week on Horse Guards Parade and in the Air Ministry, Whitehall commemorating the twentieth anniversary of the Battle of Britain
Air Defence of Great Britain: Instructions for observer posts 1938
Library, In Storage, 001047
At the start of the Second World War the UK had a highly developed air defence network which was dependent on information gathering and dissemination. Providing commanders with timely intelligence with which to make decisions and deploy their forces accordingly.
Defence of Great Britain against air attack: Handbook for plotters at an observer centre
Library, In Storage, R009787
At the start of the Second World War the UK had a highly developed air defence network which was dependent on information gathering and dissemination. Providing commanders with timely intelligence with which to make decisions and deploy their forces accordingly.
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