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

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Bombekasteren skulle kende flyets højde og hastighed som de vigtigste faktorer for at kunne udløse bomber, så de ramte målet. "Bombekasteren kunne vælge at kaste bomber enkeltvis eller alle på samme tid. Han kunne også vælge at kaste bomberne i en fastlagt rækkefølge. Når han trykkede på udløserknappen, kunne udløser- computeren så udløse bombeladningen i et forud fastlagt mønster med forud bestemte mellemrum." (Brian Walters - se folk bag en Halifax klar til en mission.) Midt i den store oval ved bunden ses en plade med et grønt kors. Når det var over målet, var det tid til at udløse bomber. The Bomb Aimer had to know the height and speed of the plane as the most important factors to be able to release the bombs so they hit the target. "The bomb aimer could select to drop bombs individually or all at the same time. He could also elect to drop the bombs in a timed "stick". After he had pressed the release button the release "computer" could then release the bomb load in a preset pattern and at preset timed intervals."  (Brian Walters in Halifax - Bless 'Em All.) At the centre of the big oval at the bottom there is a plate with a green cross. When it was over the target, it was time to drop bombs