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Description
Mr. Campbell discusses the economic impact of keeping just one bomber in the air.
Transcription
Well you have an expensive machine, varying costs, you have, we figured it cost fifty thousand dollars to train each of us. But a little wee Blenheim like that, you got three guys that’s one hundred and fifty thousand for openers, not counting the airplane or the bombs or anything. We always figured that that’s what it cost and I think we were low because it takes 14 guys to keep a guy in the air. So when you consider all your people, all your radio guys, your riggers and your fitters and all those guys, armorers, it’s a lot of people. They’re all, most of them non-commissioned, but they go right to W 01 and that’s a... you have a fair investment, everybody, costs a lot of money.
Catégories
Air combat expensive
Médium
Video
Propriétaire
Veterans Affairs Canada
Guerre ou mission
Second World War
Personne interviewée
William Campbell
Branche
Air Force
Unité ou navire
159 Squadron
Military Rank
Sergeant
Occupation
Navigator
Durée
1:24