The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-28

a Tn the exhibit are 70 photographs arranged in various clngslIleatlpns, which show tho work of the Biit. ish air forces, There are views Of boinbeft, fighters and other types of plnnes, on tho ground and in action, as well hs pictures of the crews of the various types Of ships.
 fti the exhibit will Dc the follow ing pictures;
 Section I--I1ombers \ Bombing
 Q. ?. 6. Room. The operations room of 6 bomber command. From these operations rooms all activi. ties of BritaIfi's bombers are di- rected,
 Hltier's Nightmare. Building Brlt- ish bofnbers.
 Bombing Up. A Whitley bomber receiving its load of "eggsv for | night assault.
 Armstrong Whitworth Whitley. Long range bomber. Maximum speed 246 i1lp.h.
 Portrait of q Commander. Sir Charles Portal. Marshal of the Royal Air Force in the cockpit Of an American.b "T6nahawk" Fighter. 90 inches by 10 inches.
 Mir. Churchill and on American. Built Boeing "r'lying Fortress.
 Team for Tonight. Going aboard q Wellington Bomber en route for Berlin.
 An Alrcrew Adjusting Their Equipment Before Going Aboard . Bomber.
 A Mosquito Bomber. Twin en. gined, wooden construction.
 An Americana Flying Fort ress. A Boeing takes of for q raid.
 Bombing Up Q Wellington ct
 Handing Up the Rear Gun of Q Hampden Bomber Before Taking off for q Raid.
 A vickers Armstrong Wellington Bomber Bound for Germany.
 The Bomb Aimer Of Whitley at His Station Before the Take.off.
 Two of Britain's Bombers of for a Night Raid over Germany.
 A Lancaster Bomber. These huge planes are the backbone Of the R. A. r. striking force.
 A Hudson Reconnaissance Airs craft Scores 6 Direct Hit on Q Qef' man Supply Ship of Denmark.
 Bulls Eye. Bombs go down on Knapsack power station near Col. ogne during Q low level attack.
 Closeup of Destruction. A re. fnarkahie view of the bombing of Knapsack power station, near Col. ogne. taken from one of the at. tacking Blenheinns.
 Consolidates Liberator. Long range bomber, built in U. s. A. Maximum speed 336 m. D.. h.
 Low Level Attack. Looking back at the havoc wrought by Blenheif1is on the Rotterdam docks.
 Aircraft v Shipping. The result Of a British raid on Rotterdam har' Dor, showing c bombed ship lying on It's side.
 Bristol Dienheim ". Fighter bomber. Maximum speed seS m
 Manning one of the Rear Guns on an American flying For- tress" bomber.
 Job Completed. A Short.StirlinI Bomber returning home from Q raid, making It's way safely through some parting presents from the German anti.aircraft guns.
 Handley. .Page- Halifax. British long range bomber; performance figures not vet released.
 short Stirling. Long range bomb. CT, No performance figures re- leased. The Stirling is one oi Britain's largest bombers with . wing span of 90 feet and Q length of 87 feet. It has very heavy de. fensive armament and carries Q large load of bombs.
 Briefing. Air crews following tii' structions for their night raid on Germany.
 Handiey Page Hampden. Long range bomber. Maximum speed 266 m. p. h.
 After the Raid. An R. A. P. 1n- telligence Officer interrogating aiI crews after their return from a raid on the enemy.
 Rendezvous for Attack. One. of England's latest giant bombers, the Stirling. meeing it's escort of fight CTS for a raid over occupied France
 The Grew of Lockheed Hudson Bomber.
 Section TE--Fighters and Air
 Fighting
 Eagle Squadron.
 Hawker Hurricane. Fighter. Maxi mum speed 335 m. p. h. Armament 8 machine guns.
 On Call. Fighter pilots complete with Mae Wests" (infiatable jack cts to keep them afloat if they are shot down over the seal ready for instant action.
 A whirlwind. Twin engined long range bomber.
 Resting Place of a Heinkel. A German raider brought down on the British coast.
 Douglas DB-7. Built in U. s. A This machine is adapted for both fighting (then known as the Havoc and for bombing (then known as the Boston,. Maximum speed 3l5 m. p. h. Armament details not re- leased.
 Bristol Beaufighter. Twin engined fighter for day and night interccep- tion. Maximum speed over 330 m. p h. Armament 1 cannon, 6 machine guns.
 Lockheed Lightning. Long range fighter. Maximum speed 400 m. D. h. Armament { machine. guns, l cannon.
 The New spitfire. The latest version of Britain's most famous fighter. The Supermarine Spitfire with cannon mounted in the wings.
 "Achtung Schpitfeurer"l How it feels to be chased by a British fighter.
 Third of Famous Line. The Curtiss Kittykawk, successor of the Mohawk and the Tomahawk, which is being built in the U. s. A. for the R.AF. No performance figures available.
 "And Then He Fell Apart. A Canadian sergeant pilot describes kill.
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