Photos of 514 Squadron Aircraft
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Lancasters lined up at RAF WAterbeach, Summer 1944. (IWM CL4214)
(c) IWM (CL560)
514 Sqn. Lancasters support the Army in Normandy during Operation Goodwood, July 1944 (c) IWM (CL4198)
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(L) 514 Sqn. Lanc MkII en route to attack German troop positions, Normandy, July 1944
(c) IWM (CL561)
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514 Sqn. Lancaster 1944 - private source.
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514 Sqn. Lancasters at Waterbeach, early 1944. (c) IWM (CL4213)
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NG142 JI-J Lancaster MkIII, Waterbeach. The aircraft survived the war.
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Line up of MkII Lancs at Waterbeach - private source.
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MkII Lancaster with 4000 lb 'Cookie' HC bomb. Such bombs, together with a mixture of 500 lb GP, 1000 MC or incendiaries constituted the usual bomb load of 514 Sqn. aircraft. (source: requested)
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Lancaster JI-H NG121 with another unidentified Lancaster, believed to also be a 514 Sqn. aircraft. The date was 30th October 1944 and the op was to Wesseling. This photo was taken by F/O George 'Art' Wark in PD325, A2-L. NG121 was written off after crash-landing in Belgium on 21st November 1944 after being hit by flak over Homberg. The pilot F/O JH Tolley and his crew survived, though had to continue their tour without Sgt. WH Ellis, the rear gunner. Sgt. Ellis baled out over enemy territory and was taken prisoner.
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Unidentified Mk II Lancaster.
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