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Ref previous message, my father's Whitley was Z6874 call-sign P for Peter, shot down by coastal defence anti-aircraft fire over Calais on 24-10-41. By chance...
Hi - great to find this site. My father flew Whitleys as Sgt. Wireless Op/Rear Gunner in WWII. Sadly he died in 2003 but he'd have been really interested in...
Hi, I'm new to the site and wonder if somebody might know the answer to a question I have. My grandfather was based at 24 otu (Honeybourne) and was killed when...
Hi Elliot, I've just joined the site. My dad was a rear gunner in Whitleys during the war. I have a technical question for you. The wings were very thick and...
Hi just stumbled on this when I found an old copy of FlyPast Nov 2001 which had a brief note of the Whitley Project. No web site in those days so was very...
Hello friends, I have added a folder in the Whitley Yahoo group (possible Whitley crash) with some photos of a "Whitley" crash here in Germany. According to...
I thought friends would be interested in these three films You need to be patient with 2 of them - but it's worth it !! Especially the low fly past !! Jeez - I...
Dear All I am researching the loss of my uncle, Philip Halliday, RAFVR on Christmas Day 1941 who was pilot Navigator in a Mark VII Whitley fitted with ASV. On...
Hi. My dad and I are doing some research into a crash of a Whitley at Longmarston around November, 1943. At the time, my dad was stationed there and was part...
Just browsing on the front page of this Group and noticed the above comment. I have a copy of THE WHITLEY FILE book and was trying to find EB384 in the...
I was flying as A/G in Whitleys 1942/43 at 10 OTU at Abingdon Oxon. My prospected operationial service ended abruptly Oct 42 due to pilot error, amidst broken...
hi, just noticed on a different forum a link to this site where it said you were mounting an FN4 turret to your whitley....i have an fn4 but was led to believe...
Hallo, my name is Karsten. I'm interested in all of Bomber Command losses and I research in South of Berlin. My website: www.bomber-command.de Kind regards, ...
Elliot/Steve I have been given a piece of my Uncle's aircraft (Whitley P5057) by a fellow in Wales. Apparently he's had it for many years. It's not the nicest...
It has gone a little quiet in here just recently, but I have a few things to post soon that might be of some interest (when I get the time). Hello to the new...
If anyone is interested in acquiring a Whitley log book, one has just gone on sale on Bay. No, I am not the seller!! I just came across it in Collectables....
Hello, My name is Steve (Smudger) Smith and having chanced upon this most welcome and exciting site joined immediately. My interest in the Whitley extends to...
ARMSTRONG WHITWORTH WHITLEY BOMBER "G" GEORGE 221 STATIONED AT STANTON HARCOURT SATELITE OF 10 OTU ABINGDON OXFORDSHIRE Took off from Stanton Harcourt at 21.50...
I have just heard about the removal of parts from the crash site of BD232 on Craig Y Dulan and I have the following questions, Why did the Whitly Project...
I had to attend a trade show at osford Museum the other day (someone has to do it!!). When the opportunity arose, I went off to vist all the exhibition halls....
I came across a DVD from the Imperial War Museum Collection about the Air Transport Auxiliary delivering aircraft in 1941, including rare footage of a Whitley...
A friend offered me copies of the Stirling & Whitley file (circa 1970's) to sell for him today, but i wondered how scarce or otherwise they might be ? Any...
Thanks for that Steve. Good excuse to get me boots out and go do some walking! When I was @ Tangmere we had a badly bent 4 gun tail turret but I can't ...
