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Blenheim Mk I aircraft in flight, circa late 1930sThree Blenheim aircraft in flight, circa late 1930s
Blenheim Mk I aircraft in flight, circa late 1930sThree Blenheim aircraft in flight, circa late 1930s
Finnish Air Force Blenheim aircraft on a frozen lake, Finland, circa late 1939Blenheim aircraft of Finnish Air Force 44th Squadron, Finland, circa 1940s
Finnish Air Force Blenheim aircraft on a frozen lake, Finland, circa late 1939Blenheim aircraft of Finnish Air Force 44th Squadron, Finland, circa 1940s
Blenheim Mk IV aircraft in flight, circa early 1940sBlenheim light bomber of the RAF being towed away by horses after landing on the frozen Jukajärvi lake, near Juva village, Finland, 25 Feb 1940
Blenheim Mk IV aircraft in flight, circa early 1940sBlenheim light bomber of the RAF being towed away by horses after landing on the frozen Jukajärvi lake, near Juva village, Finland, 25 Feb 1940
View of Rotterdam, the Netherlands during an aerial attack, 16 Jul 1941, seen from the dorsal turret of a Blenheim bomberBlenheim Mark I bomber of No. 62 Squadron RAF and Buffalo fighters of Nos. 21 and 453 Squadrons RAAF on the ground, Sembawang, Singapore, late 1941, photo 1 of 2
View of Rotterdam, the Netherlands during an aerial attack, 16 Jul 1941, seen from the dorsal turret of a Blenheim bomberBlenheim Mark I bomber of No. 62 Squadron RAF and Buffalo fighters of Nos. 21 and 453 Squadrons RAAF on the ground, Sembawang, Singapore, late 1941, photo 1 of 2
Blenheim Mark I bomber of No. 62 Squadron RAF and Buffalo fighters of Nos. 21 and 453 Squadrons RAAF on the ground, Sembawang, Singapore, late 1941, photo 2 of 2Blenheim Mark I bombers of No. 62 Squadron RAF and Buffalo fighters of Nos. 21 or 453 Squadrons RAAF at Sembawang, Singapore, late 1941
Blenheim Mark I bomber of No. 62 Squadron RAF and Buffalo fighters of Nos. 21 and 453 Squadrons RAAF on the ground, Sembawang, Singapore, late 1941, photo 2 of 2Blenheim Mark I bombers of No. 62 Squadron RAF and Buffalo fighters of Nos. 21 or 453 Squadrons RAAF at Sembawang, Singapore, late 1941
Buffalo Mark I fighters of No. 243 Squadron RAF and a Blenheim Mark IV bomber in flight over British Malaya, late 1941
Buffalo Mark I fighters of No. 243 Squadron RAF and a Blenheim Mark IV bomber in flight over British Malaya, late 1941
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