ROYAL AIR FORCE SCENES [Allocated Title]

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II. Inside a Coastal Command office a map indicates air bases and positions where enemy craft destroyed, including a U-boat marked up off the Lizard. (55 ft)

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I. Winston Churchill with Air Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair, Air Marshal, US air attaché General Chaney and US special envoy Harry Hopkins (back view) stand near RAF Flying Fortress B-17C at Northolt on 21 July 1941. (66 ft)

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III. Men clear rubble from blitzed house in summer. (49 ft)

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IV. Winston Churchill stands smoking cigar on Northolt airfield on 21 July 1941. Stirling of 7 Squadron passes in background. Churchill passes with US civilian and Harry Hopkins. (31 ft)

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V. RAF men do physical training. (41 ft)

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VI. Vapour trails overhead. Plane crashes and bursts into flames in summer countryside. (41 ft)

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VII. Two soldiers guard smouldering plane in summer. (42 ft)

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VIII. RAF men do physical training. Same occasion as item V. (56 ft)

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IX. View from wire-protected shore (near Dover ?) of explosion out at sea. Distant view of white cliffs. (40 ft)

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X. Group of civilians and soldiers look at plane wreckage in small crater in summer countryside. (19 ft)

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XI. Messerschmitt Bf 109E flies past barrage balloon overhead. (11 ft)

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XII. Barrage balloons descend in flames. (19 ft)

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XIII. Cockpit view of Sunderland flying over rocky coast. Aerial view of Sunderland of 210 Squadron (Sunderland Is from June 1938 to April 1941) landing. (89 ft)

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XIV. "Crashed German Plane Display" features a Messerschmitt Bf 109E with bent propeller viewed by curious locals at Crown Hill. Locals donate to the Spitfire Fund, "Send up our fighters and bring down the Blighters". (183 ft)

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XV. Men mount aero engine inside hangar. (99 ft)

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XVI. Sunderland lands. (Sequence upside down.) (24 ft)

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XVII. Beaufighter flies over airfield in summer. (56 ft)

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XVIII. Crashed Messerschmitt Bf 109E on display. Same occasion as item XIV. (92 ft)

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XIX. Boys of the Air Training Corps and young RAF recruits parade in summer. (66 ft)

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XX. Woman works inside fuselage of plane. (47 ft)

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II. Inside a Coastal Command office a map indicates air bases and positions where enemy craft destroyed, including a U-boat marked up off the Lizard. (55 ft)

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III. Men clear rubble from blitzed house in summer. (49 ft)

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IV. Winston Churchill stands smoking cigar on Northolt airfield on 21 July 1941. Stirling of 7 Squadron passes in background. Churchill passes with US civilian and Harry Hopkins. (31 ft)

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V. RAF men do physical training. (41 ft)

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VI. Vapour trails overhead. Plane crashes and bursts into flames in summer countryside. (41 ft)

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VII. Two soldiers guard smouldering plane in summer. (42 ft)

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VIII. RAF men do physical training. Same occasion as item V. (56 ft)

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IX. View from wire-protected shore (near Dover ?) of explosion out at sea. Distant view of white cliffs. (40 ft)

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X. Group of civilians and soldiers look at plane wreckage in small crater in summer countryside. (19 ft)

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XI. Messerschmitt Bf 109E flies past barrage balloon overhead. (11 ft)

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XII. Barrage balloons descend in flames. (19 ft)

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XIII. Cockpit view of Sunderland flying over rocky coast. Aerial view of Sunderland of 210 Squadron (Sunderland Is from June 1938 to April 1941) landing. (89 ft)

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XV. Men mount aero engine inside hangar. (99 ft)

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XVI. Sunderland lands. (Sequence upside down.) (24 ft)

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XVII. Beaufighter flies over airfield in summer. (56 ft)

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XVIII. Crashed Messerschmitt Bf 109E on display. Same occasion as item XIV. (92 ft)

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XIX. Boys of the Air Training Corps and young RAF recruits parade in summer. (66 ft)

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XX. Woman works inside fuselage of plane. (47 ft)

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Object Details

Category: Film
Related period: Second World War (content)
Creator: Royal Air Force (Production sponsor)
Production date: 1941
Place made: GB
Dimensions: whole: Number Of Items/reels/tapes 1
Catalogue number: RMY 148-27

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