Spartan Mosquitoes and Aerial Photography

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[@mudstone6497]

That’s my Dad, Bob Bolivar, R.I.P. 2022!

[@arrowbflight5082]

I would just like to say Thank You to all the men and women who were involved over the time period to capture this ground breaking and very important photo mapping work for this Great Country of ours. Well done.

[@taketimeout2share]

Wow . Just wow. What other unknown aviation spectaculars are yet to be uncovered. Amazes me that these feats were never shouted from the roof tops but then I guess it was no big deal back then. How many people knew all the aerial photography that took place in the UK in the late nineties? It just seemed routine but this was not. Trouble is this is not long after the War when even crazier flying was happening everyday . Thanks for telling us about this.

[@dave-d]

If there were three crew on board does that mean the camera operator was located in the bomb bay then?

[@ferdinadir6242]

Tristesse Tino Rossi

[@InfobBabe]

Yes it was, Camera operator was behind the wing. I was one and few with Bob Bolivar and Vern Schiller.

[@InfobBabe]

Jim Living is the camera operator and I am his wife. This is my youtube account.