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Bristol Blenheims Mk. IV (P, Q and U) of No. 14 Squadron, port rear view of formation flight over Iraq, setting off on a leaflet raid on Iran, August 1941

Photographs, In Storage, P009601

In 1941 Iran was considered to be pro-German and a threat to British interests in the region. A joint Anglo-Soviet invasion of the country was planned.

Bristol Blenheims Mk. IV (P, Q and U) of No. 14 Squadron, port rear view of formation flight over Iraq, setting off on a leaflet raid on Iran, August 1941 | P009601, Please contact Museum Copyright Officer or Collection Curator before using this asset

Menu for the "First Welcome Home Dinner for Worthing's repatriated POW's and their relatives", 29 May 1945.

Archives, In Storage, X001-3566/036

A menu produced by the British Prisoners of War Relative's Association for repatriated Prisoners of War and their families, 29 May 1945.

Front cover of menu for dinner of repatriated POWs and their relatives in the borough of Worthing, Crown ©

RAF Eastcote collection - Vulcan air-to-air, Vulcan scrambles, Victor, Valiant and Vulcan air-to-air, 1961

Film & Sound, In Storage, FC98/72

Avro Vulcan, Handley Page Victor and Vickers Valiant bomber aircraft are seen in air-to-air sequences, and Vulcan crews are seen running to their aircraft before taking off in rapid succession.

Image pending

Information poster about rescue floats and buoys

Library, In Storage, X001-4304

Information poster for aircrews who might have had to ditch or bale out over the English Channel or North Sea.

Information poster showing rescue craft. Black writing and images on cream background., © Crown

Recording of an interview with Mr W G Grotenberg, part one, 1970

Film & Sound, In Storage, SC85/18

Interview with Mr W.G. Grotenberg, who lived in Holland throughout the German occupation and was an active member of a Dutch Underground network concerned with the hiding of Jewish people.

Image pending

High Speed Launch 2615

Photographs, In Storage, P026776

Royal Air Force 67ft High Speed Launch 2615 travelling at speed.

67ft High Speed Launch 2615 port bow view of launch at speed, RAF Museum

De Havilland Flying School Lapel Badge

Aircraft & Exhibits, London, Hangar Three/Four, 85/U/1520

The De Havilland Aircraft Company was one of the leading aviation enterprises of the interwar period. Along with designing and manufacturing aircraft, De Havilland produced their own engines and established their own Flying School.

De Havilland Flying School Lapel Badge | 85/U/1520, IAIN DUNCAN

Recorded interview with Flying Officer Max Johnson, 18 December 2003

Film & Sound, X005-3081

Recorded interview with Flying Officer Max Johnson, who flew Lancasters, including the RAF Museum’s R5868 ‘S-Sugar’, on operations during the Second World War.

Image pending

Air Quartermaster’s Flying Badge, Service Dress, 1962 Pattern

Aircraft & Exhibits, In Storage, X005-5056

Both air and ground crew were employed in transport and passenger aircraft to supervise passengers and secure loads. In 1962 these roles were formally recognised becoming the Aircrew position of Air Quartermaster.

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RAF 68ft High Speed Launch 2705 in Japan, 1946

Photographs, In Storage, P028389

The RAF operated High Speed Launches (HSLs) to service their flying boats. This picture was taken in Japan, most likely Kure, in 1946.

Men stand on the deck of a boat, with wrecked warships in the background, © RAF Museum

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