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  1. Grey Havoc

    World War II rescue buoys (German and British)

    View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fDnSQoneiE From the comments thread of the above video: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rescue_buoy_(Luftwaffe)
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    • 32 ft rescue buoy air-sea rescue float battle of the atlantic english channel luftwaffe rettungsboje royal air force marine branch udet-boje world war ii
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    • Forum: Military
  2. Grey Havoc

    HMS Flat Iron

    It is unclear if she was still in service post-World War II, but if she was still around in 1948 it is debatable whether or not she would have been technically entitled to the HMAFV (His Majesty's Air Force Vessel) prefix, given that she wasn't a powered vessel.
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    • fleet air arm interwar period marine craft section royal air force royal air force marine branch seaplane docking lighter united kingdom world war ii
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    • Forum: Military
  3. Grey Havoc

    RAF High Speed Launches and other rescue craft

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Air_Force_Marine_Branch
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    • 1910s 1986 air-sea rescue battle of britain directorate of air/sea rescue hubert scott-paine lawrence of arabia marine craft section royal air force marine branch sea rescue
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    • Forum: Secret Naval Projects
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    SARO P.108 Lifeboat and P.147 Sea Raider glider concepts ...

    SARO projects for rescue lifeboat and Sea Raider commando attack gliders. Descriptions and small 3-views from Tagg-Wheeler From Sea to Air; larger drawings from Wheeler From River to Sea. P.108 1949 Two versions of a glider, the hull of which detached to serve as a lifeboat. The Mk.II version...
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    • 1950s air ministry cold war great britain royal air force marine branch royal marines royal navy saunders-roe
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    • Forum: Secret Postwar Aircraft Projects
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