Hampdens were sent to serve as protection for convoys in North Russia however this was beset with problems as of the thirty two aircraft, flying from the Shetlands on the 4th September 1942, sent only

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but with instrumentation and electronics which were American and Canadian built and the armament for this aircraft was fitted once the aircraft arrived in the UK. The 6th August 1943 saw the first example

rescuing of downed aircrew in the English Channel and North Sea during the Second World War for the Royal Air Force. Also serving with the Fleet Air Arm it performed a number of roles including spotting

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this time they participated in the Allied invasion of North Africa, known as Operation Torch, which began on the 8th November 1942. A total of five Seafire squadrons would be used, destroying a total