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Flight Operations HMS PUNCHER

Flight Operations HMS PUNCHER

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An Avenger and a Barracuda from 778 Service Trails Unit from RN Air Station Arbroath is ready to takeoff from HMS PUNCHER. The Canadian manned Aircraft Carrier is carrying out Deck Landing Training on November 5th and 6th 1944.

Roger Litwiller Collection, courtesy Howard Abbott, RCNVR. (RTL-HA035)

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