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Parachute jump from Whitley and Dakota over Tatton Park
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Men of the 1st Parachute Battalion parading in ‘stick’ order next to a Whitley at R.A.F. Ringway. Late 1941/early 1942.
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Parachutists descend to land on a DZ at Tatton Park, after exiting Whitley bombers
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Lieutenant General F A M Browning, GCVO, KBE, CB, DSO at Netheravon, October 1942.
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A stick of No 2 Commando inside a Whitley
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A stick of parachutists march in a line to emplane a Whitley aircraft.
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Numbering off of sticks prior to emplaning Whitley aircraft. Aircraft crew look on.
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RAF jump instructor makes final checks of parachute harnesses prior to emplaning.
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Equipped troops are briefed prior to training jumps from a Whitley aircraft.
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Early photo showing No 2 Commando inside Whitley bomber on a training jump.
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Recruits in a Whitley practise static drills for simulated aircraft exit. One is ready to drop.
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Paratroopers board a Whitley Bomber prior to a training exercise, 1940.
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Stick from No 2 Commando emplaning to a Whitley, late 1940
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Paratroopers descend from Whitley aircraft, possibly Tatton Park, Manchester, 1941-43.
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Men from 5 Platoon, S Coy, 1 Para Bn pose for a photo at Hurn Airfield, July 1942
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