Hi,

Thank you for kind words about my web site. I have around 2000 manuals available from ww1 to present day. I should also have available in the next few weeks the AP Volume 1 for the Blenheim.

I also have a very personal attachment to the Blenheim as my Great-great-uncle was the CO of 105 Squadron RAF. He was also the only recipient of the Victoria Cross flying the Blenheim IV.

Best regards,

Matt Savage
Mach One Manuals

Thanks for taking the time to stop in and relate the story of your family member's experience.

Thanks for making all these manuals accessable as well.

W. Cdr. Hughie Edwards V.C.
 

Found this link re: 105 Squadron, Wing Commander Hughie Edwards and the V.C.

http://www.webmaker.pwp.blueyonder.c...ntonMorley.htm

They fly Blenheim like me, very low (under power lines). :)

http://ww2today.com/4th-july-1941-wi...ds-wins-the-vc

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/t.../INF3_0432.jpg
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/t.../INF3_0432.htm

Sokol1

Amazing story. I was reading about Operation Jericho last night. Sure looking forward to the Mosquito too!

http://www.air-photo.com/english/jericho.html

Truly amazing story, gets you all fired up to do something similar in the sim :grin:

Here's another do or die Blenheim raid:

http://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.ph...or_CloDo_.html

Scroll down to part 96.

RedToo.

Awesome, the famous Cologne raid.