Royal Air Force armourers check over the sixteen 250lb bombs before they are loaded into Short Stirling bomber N6101 Somme The pilots of FR472 `GA-L'

The pilots of FR472 `GA-L' and FR440 `GA-V'

All three Kittyhawks display the squadron's distinctive 'shark mouth' insignia

58 Squadron RAF at Linton-on-Ouse

are waiting for the section leader in the farthest aircraft to move out

View from Sanger 2

Royal Air Force armourers check over the sixteen 250lb bombs before they are loaded into Short Stirling bomber N6101 Somme The pilots of FR472 `GA-L'Royal Air Force armourers check over the sixteen 250lb bombs before they are loaded into a Short Stirling bomber N6101 of No 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit at Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire. (N6101 was one of the first built by Short and Harland at Belfast).