I am an air cadet in search of information for a history project my squdron is doing for our upcoming aviation day.
The information we have been given is this:
RAF.43Grp.RMU1940
After Dunkirk, 3000 men of No.21 Aircraft Depot were withdrawn to Henlow, where they worked on unpacking, assembling, testing, modifying and repairing Hurricanes1941 Operation “Quick Force” involved 50 to 100 fitters serving on HMS Furious, and other carriers, dismantling Hurricanes for transport to Malta.
I would be extremely grateful if anyone has any sort of information on this, if they could share it with me, as I currently have none at all. :confused:
Thank you! 🙂
Cdt Pearson
By: BIGVERN1966 - 12th April 2006 at 19:05
I am an air cadet in search of information for a history project my squdron is doing for our upcoming aviation day.
The information we have been given is this:
RAF.43Grp.RMU1940
After Dunkirk, 3000 men of No.21 Aircraft Depot were withdrawn to Henlow, where they worked on unpacking, assembling, testing, modifying and repairing Hurricanes1941 Operation “Quick Force” involved 50 to 100 fitters serving on HMS Furious, and other carriers, dismantling Hurricanes for transport to Malta.
I would be extremely grateful if anyone has any sort of information on this, if they could share it with me, as I currently have none at all. :confused:
Thank you! 🙂
Cdt Pearson
Cdt Pearson
Join the 12 o’cloch High Forum at http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/ and put a request in there. I did on another subject and got a answer to a question I’d been after for months in a day
Richie Vernon
By: DazDaMan - 12th April 2006 at 12:25
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April 12, 2006 at 12:17 pm