21st September in wartime Northern Ireland

On 21st September 1943, a U.S. Air Force Photographer observed the training of members of 3rd C.C.R.C. at U.S.A.A.F. Station 236, Toome Airfield, Co. Antrim.

Radio Operators First Lieutenant Edmund Johnson and Technical Sergeant Michael Kruge in the control room of a Grope Cubical Ground Station at U.S.A.A.F. Station 236, Toome Airfield, Co. Antrim on 21st September 1943.
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Technical Sergeant Michael Kruge, Technical Sergeant Pari Hooper, Sergeant Arnold Bohleber, and First Lieutenant Bill Wright plotting a map in the Crew Briefing Room at U.S.A.A.F. Station 236, Toome Airfield, Co. Antrim on 21st September 1943.
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The control room of a Grope Cubical Ground Station at U.S.A.A.F. Station 236, Toome Airfield, Co. Antrim on 21st September 1943.
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Radio Operator Corporal Paul Carrion operating radio equipment in the Harwell Box, a device used in procedure training to simulate the radio compartment of a bomber, at U.S.A.A.F. Station 236, Toome Airfield, Co. Antrim on 21st September 1943.
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Sergeant Arnold Bohleber in the control room of a Grope Cubical Ground Station at U.S.A.A.F. Station 236, Toome Airfield, Co. Antrim on 21st September 1943.
© U.S. National Archives 342-FH-3A26311-80117AC Info

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