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Colour schemes:

• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley G.R.Mk VII, EB 392  YG:R og the No.502 Squadron when based at RAF Aidegrove, North Ireland in 1942
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley G.R.Mk VII, Z6633  WL:G of the 612.Squadron Coastal Command in 1942. This aircraft has a non-standart aerial array on the fuselage siede
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley G.R.Mk VII, Z6968  WL:J of the 612.Squadron Coastal Command in 1942. This aircraft has a non-standart aerial array on the fuselage siede
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley G.R.Mk VII, BD622  WL:U of No.612Squadron in 1942. This aircraft appears in the interim colour used by Coastal Command squadron after Whitleys were transfered from Bomber Command

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Colour schemes:

• Amstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk. V N1428, GE:B of the 58.Squadron Linton-on-Ouse in June 1940. After operation service until struck off charge in April 1945
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk. V P5004, KN:U of the 77.Squadron seen at Cranwell late 1940
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk. V T4131, EY:W of the 78.Squadron 1941
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk. V T4261, DY:U of the No. 102.Squadron  late 1941

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Colour schemes:

• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.III, K9013/ZG-X, of No.10 Operational Training Unit, RAF, Abingdon airfield, Berkshire (now Oxfordshire), spring 1940
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.III, K8956/102-X, of No.102 Squadron RAF, Driffield airfield, Yorkshire, as delivered late in 1938
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.III, K8957/TQ-S, of No.102 Squadron RAF, Driffield airrfield, Yorkshire, 1939
• Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.III, K8985/DY-J, of No.102 Squadron RAF, operated from Driffield airfield, Yorkshire, in 1939. Damaged on return flight from leaflet drop and force landed in Belgium on 9 September 1939.

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