Hi, i'm Nick. the reason i signed up is for some information on GEC za 105/2b light spares. i look after 3 here in Burnham on sea which are being used as transit lights for shipping into the river Parret. unfortunately i dropped one of the red lenses today and need to find a replacement.. can anyone help?
Regards Nickp
... the squadron was 912 - any one know of this???
I think that will be 512 Sqn, Lynn. RAF Squadron numbers went up to 695 (with a strange exception at 1435). Dakota equipped 512 Sqn was at Broadwell from 14 February 1944 to 31 March 1945, when it went to Evère, France.
Source: James J Halley, The Squadrons of the Royal Air Force.
Graham
Plan A is always more effective when the problem you are working on understands that Plan B will involve the use of dynamite
And as for 1435, they were the "faith hope and charity" flight in Malta. They were raised to squadron status basically as a commendation for the defence of Malta.
Arrived here via the Pillbox Study Group Forum and a link to the book on Airfield Defence. Used to live at North Weald and had a good poke around those amazing reinforced pillboxes while there. Now stuck in Southend on Mud!
I have come to this site via Derelict Places. I have spent the past 25 years photographing aircraft and airshows. Along with this I have an interest in exploring long disused airfields with my most recent being Worthy Down in Hampshire. I look forwards to looking through the posts here and hope to be able to contribute.
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