Eric Pepper’s Photo Album
Sir Alan Cobham Air Circus 12-seater, offering flights of 15 minutes in the neighborhood
- Pair of Halifax with Merlin engines over Welsh countryside
- Hampden dropping practice torpedoes near Victoria, Canada
- On crosswind approach for landing at Gibraltar. White concrete areas on the Rock are to catch precipitation for storage within caves on the rock
- Over the Irish Sea. View from Halifax to Halifax. Square shape on port wing is cover hatch to “ditching dinghy”
- Flight crew of eight under a Halifax wing. Two pilots, navigator, three wireless operators / gunners, one flight engineer, and one meteorologist / observer. Open bomb bay contains three extra fuel tanks
- Extract from Log Book showing first flights at Cambridge, England in a “Tiger Moth”
- Log Book showing training in a “Fairchild Cornell” at Davidson, Saskatoon, Canada
- Interior of airborne Cessna Crane
- Principal base at Brawdy, South West Wales with Irish Sea on the horizon
- Low level met/ reconnaissance flight East of the Azores
Posted August 31st, 2010
