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Group photo of A Coy 2nd Parachute Battalion, RAF Abingdon, 1950
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Officers of B Squadron Glider Pilot Regiment briefing before an operation
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Section of group photo of A Coy 2nd Parachute Battalion, RAF Abingdon, 1950
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Group photo of A Coy, 9 Parachute Battalion with Para Dog, Bulford, 1944.
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Pte Emile Corteil with Para Dog Glen, 1944
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Members of 13 Parachute Battalion relax with a Para dog, 1945.
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Lt Peter Baranowski and Jaint de Mortimorney, a US patrol dog during the Second World War
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A German soldier with a messenger dog and carrier pigeon, used during the Second World War
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Jimmy Gardner, handler of Para Dog Bereda, 1944
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Scout Platoon of 13th (Lancs) Parachute Battalion with Para Dogs, Wismar, Baltic, May 1945.
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Salvo, a US Para Dog during a parachute exercise at St Andrew's Field, 1943
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Hornet in the Outer Hebrides for the final firing, 1969
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Para Sqn RAC Formation Day Parade with Hornet in the foreground, 3rd Feb 1965
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Hornet with Malkara missiles in launch position
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Hornet firing Malkara missile
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Hornet being deployed from a RAF Blackburn Beverley
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Remote firing unit for the Malkara missile system
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Hornet being deployed by parachute
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Detailed view of crew and gunners position on Humber Hornet
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Two Hornets waiting to fire for the final time, Outer Hebrides, 1969
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Hornet on exercise in Sharjah, 1966
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Malkara missiles being checked prior to an exercise, Sharjah, 1966.
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Hornet crew manually reloading the Malkara from the rear stowage bins
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Humber Hornet rigged for parachuting
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Detailed view of Hornet showing the chains attached to the drop platform
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Hornet being unpacked and unloaded from a heavy drop platform
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Removing packing materials from a Hornet after landing
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Hornet being guided from a heavy drop platform on exercise
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Airborne Signals Jeep showing spare battery stowage on wing, c. 1944
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Airborne Signals Jeep with radio and extra reels for communication wires, c.1944
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Airborne Signals jeep variant, c.1944
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Interior view of Airborne Signals jeep, c.1944
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