ATA - Air Transport Auxiliary
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The Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA) was a civilian organisation set up during World War II to ferry new, repaired and damaged military aircraft between factories, assembly plants, maintenance depots and so on to active service squadrons and airfields, as well as transporting service personnel on urgent duty and performing some air ambulance work. Originally intended to carry personnel, mail and medical supplies, its pilots were soon in demand to work with RAF ferry pools in the transport of aircraft and by 1st August 1941 had taken all ferrying responsibility, freeing up much-needed pilots for combat roles.
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Air Transport Auxiliary Spitfire XVI - ATA Pilot killed on ferry flight
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Air Transport Auxiliary Spitfire XVI - ATA Pilot killed on ferry flight
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17th September 1942 Air Transport Auxiliary Spitfire Vb EP893 First Officer Morris
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17th September 1942 Air Transport Auxiliary Spitfire Vb EP893 First Officer Morris
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