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![]() "Mike Yared" Are the following RAF bases under Bomber Command during WWII or some other command? Khormaksar RAF Station, Aden Australia? Ascension Island Bahamas Bermuda Canada? RAF Minneriya, Ceylon Cyprus Gibraltar Hong Kong India Kenya Malta Masirah Island RAF Station, Oman Singapore Thanks Mike Mike: I'm not sure what information you are after here??? You can do a search with 'google' for RAF WWII bases for more information. RCAF was Number 6 Bomber Group. The 400 to 450 series of Squadrons were assigned as Canadian Squadrons. BCATP, The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan was set up in Canada to train both aircrews and ground crews for Commonwealth recruits. Many bases were set up across Canada for this purpose. During the Battle of Britain around 100 Canadian pilots were attached to RAF fighter command. Ed |
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