320 Squadron RAF Coastal Command, staffed by members of the Navy Aviation Service, stationed at the RAF base Lechars at Fife in Scotland, used in reconnaissance flights, land-sea rescue, convoy and offensive attacks over enemy territory [period October 1940 - December 1941]. Pilot and radio telegraphist for a Hudson bomber Date: 1941 Location: Great Britain, Scotland Keywords: Air Force, Navy, Military, World War II, Aircraft

320 Squadron RAF Coastal Command, staffed by members of the Navy Aviation Service, stationed at the RAF base Lechars at Fife in Scotland, used in reconnaissance flights, land-sea rescue, convoy and offensive attacks over enemy territory [period October 1940 - December 1941]. Pilot and radio telegraphist for a Hudson bomber Date: 1941 Location: Great Britain, Scotland Keywords: Air Force, Navy, Military, World War II, Aircraft Stock Photo

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