1. Air Photography for Post-War Intelligence and Survey Purposes in Europe and the Middle East

ix) It was most desirable that 106 Group should meeting the requirements of this type of photographic reconnaissance in the three months after organized resistance ceased. It would be possible within this period if 106 Group were provided with a number of heavy bomber type aircraft carrying batteries of cameras. Two months' notice would, however, be required before the bombers could be modified, which represented an unacceptable delay. This time could be cut down if two non-operational bombers of the type ultimately to be allotted were made available at once for experiments and trials.