ROYAL AIR FORCE SCENES [Allocated Title]

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II. Machine gun cartridges are automatically fed into a belt. (76 ft)

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I. Minister for Aircraft Production Moore-Brabazon speaks from podium to RAF personnel and civilian workers in hangar. Audience includes at least one US member of Air Transport Auxiliary. (98 ft)

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III. RAF bomb trolley loaded with small incendiaries and HEs crosses airfield in summer. (29 ft)

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IV. Fighters off Dover coast. (11 ft)

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V. Blitzed houses in summer. (11 ft)

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VI. Field burns in summer, possibly after incendiary attack. (67 ft)

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VII. Hurricane test-fires its guns at the butts. (78 ft)

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VIII. Two US Eagle Squadron pilots pass Hurricane. (20 ft)

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IX. "March of Time. Menkin" inscribed on print. Messerschmitt Bf 109Es in dogfight off Dover coast. (49 ft)

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X. Soldiers, one wearing a gas mask, carry stretcher case through railway station, possibly pilot injured over Kent. (48 ft)

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XI. Arming a fighter. (86 ft)

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XII. Air Vice Marshal comes out of King Charles Street in Whitehall and inspects RAF personnel in sandbagged courtyard of Air Ministry. (96 ft)

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XIII. Clearing up glass outside blitzed shop in London. (17 ft)

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XIV. Firemen play hoses on blitzed building in London. (36 ft)

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XV. Lord Halifax emerges from an underground shelter, possibly by the Foreign Office. (8 ft)

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XVI. Group of about one dozen US members of RAF Air Transport Auxiliary stand on an airfield in summer. (58 ft)

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XVII. Group of about one dozen US Eagle Squadron fighter pilots stand beside a Hurricane of 71 Squadron. (41 ft)

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XVIII. Air Vice Marshal with USN commander (US naval attaché) stands beneath wing of Boeing B-17C (AN 519) at Northolt on 21 July 1941. Sinclair, Churchill, Harry Hopkins and General Chaney walk away from B-17C of 90 Squadron. (78 ft)

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XIX. Blitzed terraced housing in summer. (74 ft)

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XX. Blackened Beaufighter VIF/C taxies and takes off in summer. (46 ft)

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I. Minister for Aircraft Production Moore-Brabazon speaks from podium to RAF personnel and civilian workers in hangar. Audience includes at least one US member of Air Transport Auxiliary. (98 ft)

Full description

II. Machine gun cartridges are automatically fed into a belt. (76 ft)

Full description

III. RAF bomb trolley loaded with small incendiaries and HEs crosses airfield in summer. (29 ft)

Full description

IV. Fighters off Dover coast. (11 ft)

Full description

V. Blitzed houses in summer. (11 ft)

Full description

VI. Field burns in summer, possibly after incendiary attack. (67 ft)

Full description

VII. Hurricane test-fires its guns at the butts. (78 ft)

Full description

VIII. Two US Eagle Squadron pilots pass Hurricane. (20 ft)

Full description

IX. "March of Time. Menkin" inscribed on print. Messerschmitt Bf 109Es in dogfight off Dover coast. (49 ft)

Full description

X. Soldiers, one wearing a gas mask, carry stretcher case through railway station, possibly pilot injured over Kent. (48 ft)

Full description

XI. Arming a fighter. (86 ft)

Full description

XII. Air Vice Marshal comes out of King Charles Street in Whitehall and inspects RAF personnel in sandbagged courtyard of Air Ministry. (96 ft)

Full description

XIII. Clearing up glass outside blitzed shop in London. (17 ft)

Full description

XIV. Firemen play hoses on blitzed building in London. (36 ft)

Full description

XV. Lord Halifax emerges from an underground shelter, possibly by the Foreign Office. (8 ft)

Full description

XVI. Group of about one dozen US members of RAF Air Transport Auxiliary stand on an airfield in summer. (58 ft)

Full description

XVII. Group of about one dozen US Eagle Squadron fighter pilots stand beside a Hurricane of 71 Squadron. (41 ft)

Full description

XIX. Blitzed terraced housing in summer. (74 ft)

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XX. Blackened Beaufighter VIF/C taxies and takes off in summer. (46 ft)

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35mm

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 148-38

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