Cruel Seas: RAF Rescue Buoys (3)

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This pack contains Three RAF Rescue Buoys and crew models which can be used in your games of Cruel Seas to represent scenario or objective points. A British equivalent to the Luftwaffe’s Rettungsboje, the Air-Sea Rescue Float was developed and deployed. They used a boat-shaped hull of welded steel, sixteen were constructed and deployed under the main routes bombers took to and from continental Europe. They were equipped with cooking facilities, signal flags, a radio and six bunks. Food, blankets, clothing, drinking water and first-aid supplies were carried. One surviving example (ASR-10) is in

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