Some more Vultee Vengeance dive brake detail, this time a target-towing machine used for anti-aircraft training in Ceylon. No date given. The square crayon markings would be image cropping instructions from the pre-digital era...

Official caption: "Groundcrew servicing a Vultee Vengeance TT Mark I of No. 1571 Ground Gunnery Flight, or its successor unit, No. 20 Armament Practice Camp, at Ratmalana, Ceylon."

 Source: IWM CI 586
Taken from:https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152209658782293&set=gm.797561180284201&type=1&theater
 (Hans Andersen)

Vultee Vengeance 2

Official caption: "Still from film shot by the RAF Film Production Unit, showing Vultee Vengeances of No. 110 Squadron RAF dive-bombing targets near a railway bridge over a river in Burma. The extended dive-brakes on the wing of the aircraft from which the film was shot can be seen at top left."

 Source: IWM HU 93010
Taken from:https://www.facebook.com/groups/361812033859120/permalink/797536540286665/

RAF Vultee Vengeance action

"Venus", British bulldog mascot of the destroyer HMS Vansittart, on the lookout, 1941.  Best regards, JR.