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Coastal Command Ops Room

Coastal Command Ops Room. From left: Wg Cdr J.C. Barclay; AVM B.E. Baker, CB, DSO, MC, AFC, Air Officer Commanding a Coastal Command Group and Air Cdre N.H. DAeth, CBE. c.August 1944

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Baker Barclay Command Commanding


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In this evocative photograph from August 1944, the focused faces of three senior officers in the Coastal Command Operations Room convey the intensity and urgency of their vital role during World War II. From left to right, we see Wing Commander J.C. Barclay, Air Vice-Marshal B.E. Baker, CB, DSO, MC, AFC, and Air Commodore N.H. Daeth, CBE. Coastal Command was a vital component of the Royal Air Force (RAF), responsible for defending the United Kingdom's coastlines and waters against enemy attacks from the air. The Operations Room was the nerve center of this effort, where information was collated, analyzed, and acted upon in real-time. Air Vice-Marshal Baker, the Air Officer Commanding a Coastal Command Group, oversees the proceedings. His distinguished military career included the awards of the Distinguished Service Order (DSO), Military Cross (MC), and Air Force Cross (AFC). Wing Commander Barclay and Air Commodore Daeth, both with their sleeves rolled up, are fully engaged in the task at hand, studying maps, charts, and reports. The room is filled with an array of equipment, including teleprinters, maps, and charts, as well as numerous charts and diagrams pinned to the walls. The hum of radios and the constant ticking of clocks create a rhythmic backdrop to the relentless flow of information. The officers work tirelessly to coordinate the movements of the RAF's fleet of transport planes, fighter aircraft, and maritime patrol aircraft, ensuring the protection of Allied shipping and the defense of the British Isles. This photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the operations of Coastal Command during the war, highlighting the dedication and professionalism of its officers and the critical role they played in safeguarding the country.

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