The lives of the aircrew and the extent of the aircraft's usefulness depend in large 9 ‘Wlll-ﬂlglllﬁd bomber “Joli” with which an R.C.A.F squadron overseas is equip e0

- . - - - ~ v - ‘ " ' " lor long on the tail ol t ese measure on the accuracy of the air gunners marksmanship. Sightin his t_w|n machine Th? "l"! l"! learned M‘ cttllsldefﬂble m?‘ "m w s", guns is Sgt. Harry Haskell whose “olﬁce" ' in the stern of a Si-built “Boston" '85’! 8nd Well-armed medium bombers which are sometimes also employed as ﬁghters.

Maps tucked into his boot leg, Sgt. Chris Arnwtrong, ol Those mvmbcvr$ o; n" RNQA F [yofpcdo.bomblr|- squadron mg“- umc our from hﬂrryﬂtg ihe. PPPHYIQ llUWn from 1,000 feet through lhi» mist at the ilini shape (lifla slug. ﬂlbsivrvtﬁf-‘i Ouawth waits (m. his orders w “Svmiiiblivy These are "HHS m ghoul pm" L u) R Squadron Lend“ M E _|0nc5_1_0m"m_ F/O R p vm ML in (‘UHF-till patrol <quaulruns must know friend from lo» Illinoi- mlotelsptnt Ilium“ ie the laws‘ Pilot" °l Calladlll" flit" l“ “dlml “""~'*¢'1\5- ltlontreal, Pilot Olllcer llerschell Reilley, MontrvaL and P/O J R. Herbert, Rfglllﬂ. dillurence Learning are hergeauts l'red held and Bob btlgor. Oll f0!" 4"" "n;

o" hi3 H"! °P°l’"ll°""l llllll" Pllmllll! a n“f"ll°rl l°"l>°d°‘b°"lb°_l'- SEPPHO! C~ K “There's thc target." Two observers compare notes before "All ilbﬁllftl the Wimpy". " ' is what these lads of an l{.C./\.l"_ lmmbirr squadron nrlillls “l Cillllllly hi" Sllll-"lrml lﬁlllll" R- R- D‘-‘""l§ 0f oll§w1tbf5pldf hlm r01‘ Nlvlce» their squadron of Boston bombers heads for lluu territory. cnll their big Wellingtons. Oﬂ’ for a bombing raid are (L. to R.) Sgt. l\_ l). Snuiusburg. 1110i!‘ R-CAJ“ 1933mm‘! sqllildm" hi“ 5cm- PlQMY °l N92‘ shlPPlllg to u"? bouom- Sgt. F. Brodeley, (L) and Sgt. M. Brandon, both Nlunitoba. and Sgt. W. I). Eiuberee, bulb Nova Scotia; P/O lt. M. Graham, Sgt. D. A. Blue. (ltluuu.

"All clear?" This ﬁghter pilot, Sgt. Lloyd Smvlnir, (I 1‘ h'_ h i 1h ‘r gunner climbs aboard "Wimpy". Three "Yanks" ' th R.C.A.F. d ' th “l ' i nil Paris, Ont, looks for the signal lruni hi» lgrviunrl I‘I'I'V,VI h? i liirriiiralicuwezx-tclieinll for Nazis while his observer in lands" and they’; fi|§uring n waiiaiiii. ‘Int. Pc/O iiinjikﬂelirliilmﬁlllléhligﬂwg oinloxk ttewgyigiimliiflstholiillﬂ to take his Spltﬁﬂ‘ Y-"Wmlll! ml" m“ a" "lmllllll lluus. the nose drops bombs. He's Sgt. B. A. Angers ol Montreal. Lukas ol Chicago, Sgt. Bill Randolph, Memphis, Sgt. o1] again is III even greitgr teat 0|’ a man‘; ingenuity’

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