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Groundcrew performing a routine overhaul on a Short Sunderland Mark I of No. 210 Squadron RAF, moored in Oban Bay, Scotland.
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"Flying porcupine " was a luftwaffe nickname for later variants due to number of guns fitted.
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Interesting work platforms hooked over, apparently, purpose-built compartment covers.
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