RAF flight diary for ‘C’ Flight, 100 Squadron, based at Seletar Airbase

Title
RAF flight diary for ‘C’ Flight, 100 Squadron, based at Seletar Airbase
Year/Period
1934-1935
Region
Singapore
Material
Paper, silver gelatin prints
Dimension
Object size: H33 x W21 x D4cm
Accession No.
2008-00425
Collection of
National Museum of Singapore

This RAF flight diary contains recordings of ‘C’ Flight, 100 Squadron, based at Seletar Airbase. The entries relate to the testing and maintenance of the planes and the training of the squadron. The diary also contains 110 aerial and ground photographs.

 

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