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British - This is a model of a plane that attacked the Iraqi ground forces surrounding the RAF base at Habbaniya in Iraq in May of 1941. Gordons entered service in 1931 as a two-seat day bombers. By 1941 they were obsolete biplanes, but the Gordons being used as trainers at Habbaniya in 1941 were forced to fly combat missions out of dire necessity. |
More Photos: Left, Right, Top, Front Angle Right, Front Angle Left, Rear Angle Right, Rear Angle Left, Above Left, Above Right |
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Concise Guide to British Aircraft of World War II, David Mondey Dust Clouds in the Middle East: The Air War for East Africa, Iraq, Syria, Iran and Madagascar, 1940-42, Christopher Shores Hidden Victory: The Battle of Habbaniya, May 1941, A.G. Dudgeon |
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