#WW2 #history #WAAF WAAF Instrument Repairers ’ … with the aerial cameras on which they worked. The F24 camera on the left was the standard instrument which took a series of 5 inch by 5 inch exposures from a magazine; it could be either cranked manually or operated automatically when installed in a fixed position. The G28 gun cameras, centre and right, were based on the Vickers machine gun and produced negatives of about 2.5 inch by 2.5 inch from a roll film.’ from: An Illustrated History of the RAF; Roy Conyers Nesbit; 1990; Military Press, New York. View high resolution

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WAAF Instrument Repairers

’ … with the aerial cameras on which they worked. The F24 camera on the left was the standard instrument which took a series of 5 inch by 5 inch exposures from a magazine; it could be either cranked manually or operated automatically when installed in a fixed position. The G28 gun cameras, centre and right, were based on the Vickers machine gun and produced negatives of about 2.5 inch by 2.5 inch from a roll film.’

from: An Illustrated History of the RAF; Roy Conyers Nesbit; 1990; Military Press, New York.

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