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PR Spitfire

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F24 and F52 aerial film cameras

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Phantom pod

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Spitfire PR 19 camera button

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Gp Capt 'Whiskey' Walker was station master, the sign he had put near the main gate.

Gp Capt ‘Whiskey’ Walker was station master, the sign he had put near the main gate.

BENCH 3v1

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Photographed by Rick Brewell

Photographed by Rick Brewell

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MIG21 POD

Servicing a Predator

A British military GR-9 Harrier aircraft conducts a combat patrol over Afghanistan Dec. 12, 2008. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Aaron Allmon/Released)

A British military GR-9 Harrier aircraft conducts a combat patrol over Afghanistan Dec. 12, 2008. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Aaron Allmon/Released)

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PR 9 Canberra

Post war 1948 Mosquito PR 34 RG245 (Benson) 540 Sqn

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WW1Farman -7 longhorn (ser no 67 RNAS Chingford)

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Film Processing Tank

Photographed by Rick Brewell

Photographed by Rick Brewell

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Predator

Processing Darkroom

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Contact Printer

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Luis Holden

Luis Holden

photo lab

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Aden Hunters 1417 FR Flight

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Attrels Ian Stannett

Phantom pod 521 Hanger

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Between wars 1930 Kit inspection layout

Spitfire controls

Laarbruch Marel

Type 11 70mm film processing machine inside a a trailer of No.1 Mobile Field Photographic Unit (M.F.P.U.) at Wildenrath, it could process black and white film at up to 250 Feet per minut

Phantom

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Brixmis vehicles used

TSR2 Cosford

Hurricane

School of Photography Crest

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Video Armoury

Velox print glazing machine

vulcan,hunter nose cam

Demise of ACF Trade 1980

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Canberra PR 9

39 Sqdn Ric process lab

A RFC Type A aircraft camera, 1915. Aerial photography played a key role in gathering military intelligence and was used for artillery target spotting and infantry battle planning.

WW2 Normandy 7 MFPS on landing craft post D-Day 1944

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