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All photos by Anders Straarup on 14 SEP 2019 at The Yorkshire Air Museum.

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Den grønne skærm øverst viser en flodmunding.   H2S gav navigatøren et klart billede af land og vand. Meget nyttig til  Navigation. Illustrationerne på den side viser Aarhusbugten her i Danmark. Et stort fremskridt, men snart kunne tyskerne spore, når allierede fly brugte H2S. Til trods for det vurderede Bomber Command at det alligevel var en fordel at bruge H2S sammen med Gee og traditionelle metoder. Bemærk kompasset og kassen med kort. The green screen at the top shows a river mouth. H2S gave the Navigator a clear picture of land and water.Very helpful in Navigation. The illustrations on that page show the Aarhus Bay here in Denmark. A major step forward, but the Germans were very soon able to detect when Allied planes used H2S. In spite of that Bomber Command found that it was an advantage to use H2S together with Gee and traditional methods. Notice the compass and the box with maps.