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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 208, 2 September 1944, Page 3

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A.TC. J-24-To operate the Lancasters, Stirlings, and other fourengined bombers, with their aircrew of 8, a ground crew of 48 is necessary. This number does not include administrative personnel. offwoiill Carrier pigeons are taken on bombing raids over Europe in case of radio breakdown or other emergency. badgel. A large percentage of flying bombs are shot down before reaching their target. The first pilot to shoot down a flying bomb was a New Zealander, Flight-Lieutenant A. Umbers, of Dunedin. « m 4. M Every cadet who joins the A.T.< Is entitled to a 15 minute experience” flight In one of the Tiger Moths attached to the A.T.C. Parent’s permission, however, must first be obtained. Write or call at the Air Training Corps, 29 Kangitikei Street, Palmerston North, for free 32 page illustrated booklet and further particulars about the A.T.C. And listen to the A.T.C. Quiz from Station 2ZA every Sunday evening at 7.30 p.m.