Steve.
I have seen but unable to now find a reference that less than a dozen aircraft were fitted with AGLT at the close of 1944. This appears to be rather low but could relate to one flight in a Squadron !
Colin
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Re: AGLT
For what it's worth, Hugh's first trip was to Bremen on 06OCT44; as far as I know all of his ops were completed as a Village Inn gunner.
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Re: AGLT
here is a good photo and a great link on everything, turrets!
John
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John
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