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Winston Churchill watching a Short Stirling bomber of No. 7 Squadron taking off, 6 June 1941. Uniforms showing a viaduct crossing thePrime Minister Winston Churchill watches a Short Stirling heavy bomber of No 7 Squadron, Royal Air Force. The four engined Short Stirling first saw service in August 1940 but its relatively low operational ceiling of 17,000 feet made it more vulnerable to