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more than 20 B-17 Flying Fortresses took off from Thorpe Abbotts for a raid on the submarine yards at Bremen
The 29th Bombay Native Infantry (Duke of Connaughts Own Belooch Regt) Field Firing (Marching Order) by Richard Simkin
Colonel Roland Scott (deceased)
Signed by Pilot Officer Bill Leckie
No 602 squadron itself remained active up until 1957 when it was put into mothballs
Lieutenant Reginald Warneford by Ivan Berryman. (AP) NRG232 more than 20 B-17 FlyingDHM1786AP. Lieutenant Reginald Warneford by Ivan Berryman. Having successfully weaved and dodged the hail of bullets from the defensive guns of the German Zeppelin, Lieutenant Warneford climbed above the giant airship and prepared for a run along the full length of the LZ. 37 in the hope that his 20lb bombs would turn it into an inferno and bring it down. Warneford had time to release all six of his bombs, the last of which set off a chain of
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