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Halifax heading home

Halifax heading home

A solitary RAF Handley Page Halifax Mk III makes its way back to its base in the south of England in 1944. The aircraft depicted here is ME967, 9U-K in 644 Squadron, which specialised in glider towing and secret supply drops behind enemy lines as well as more conventional bombing missions.

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