RAF supply drop for jungle troops, documentation mentions Ron Farnes of Sherborne, Lt Gordon Symes of Plymouth, Alex Connor of Glasgow, Peter Whitelaw of Ilford, Len Farrant of Sherborne, John Roberts of Liverpool, Charles Gardiner of Glasgow & Len Taylor of Battersea.
RAF supply drop for jungle troops, documentation mentions Ron Farnes of Sherborne, Lt Gordon Symes of Plymouth, Alex Connor of Glasgow, Peter Whitelaw of Ilford, Len Farrant of Sherborne, John Roberts of Liverpool, Charles Gardiner of Glasgow & Len Taylor of Battersea.
LS. R.A.F. Valetta transport plane. R.A.S.C. truck backs up to aircraft (driver Edward Spencer of Chelmsford). LS. Inside plane unloading supplies. LS. and MS. R.A.F. Ground personnel, turning propellor. LS. Aircraft. MS. and CU. plugging in Battery lead. LS. Inside lorry, unloading onto plane. LS. R.A.F. crew going aboard. LS. Lorry driving away from plane. MS. Ground staff give O.K. to start. LS. Pilot's Cabin. LS. R.A.S.C. Personnel preparing for drop. LS. Through front of plane, dropping zone and smoke marker. Various shots of supplies being dropped. CU. at door of aircraft Various air shots of jungle. LS. Pilot's cabin. LS. Getting ready for drop. CU. at door giving order for drop. LS. Pilot in foreground approaching dropping zone. CU. Ready to push out supplies. LS. Exterior of plane. LS. Crew leaving plane.
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