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Summary
Royal Air Force Transport Command, 1943-1945.
Aircraft of Transport Command parked at Prague airport, during preparations for the welcome of returning Czechoslovakian Air Force squadrons which formerly served with the RAF. Parked in the foreground are Douglas Dakotas of Nos. 46 and 47 Groups, which operated a regular air service from Croydon to Prague. The nearest aircraft is KN386 of No. 24 Squadron RAF. Behind them are Short Stirlings of No. 38 Group, which were being used to repatriate Czechoslovaks from the United Kingdom to their homeland.
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air ministry second world war official collection
aircraft of the royal air force
history of prague ruzyne airport
uk government artistic works
great britain
military aircraft
propeller driven aircraft
aircraft
1940s aircrafts
ww2 airctraft
1940 s
czechoslovakia
royal air force raf
praha
czechia
prague
czech republic
Date
1939 - 1945
Source
Royal collection of the United Kingdom
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain