Another view,close-up of some very lucky guys  
© IWM (CE 84) Sergeant D Cameron, the pilot of Handley Page Halifax B Mark II, HR837 'NP-F', of No. 158 Squadron RAF, 
 poses with two of his crew amidst the damage caused when it was hit by a
 falling bomb from another aircraft while raiding Cologne on the night 
 of 28/29 June 1943.

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IWM Caption: "Severely damaged Halifax gets back to base." Source: IWM (CE 82) 
Handley Page Halifax B Mark II, HR837 'NP-F', of No. 158 Squadron RAF, 
 crew poses amidst the damage caused when it was hit by a
 falling bomb from another aircraft while raiding Cologne on the night 
of 28/29 June 1943. In spite of the severe damage to the fuselage, none 
of the crew were injured and Cameron managed to fly HR837 back to the 
Squadron's base at Lisset, Yorkshire. HR837 was repaired and flew a 
further 11 operations with the Squadron before being turned over to No. 
1656 Heavy Conversion Unit

Lucky return

IWM caption: "[Hawker] Typhoon Mark IA, R7648 US-A, flown by the Commanding Officer of No. 56 Squadron RAF, Squadron Leader H S L "Cockie" Dundas, taking off from Snailwell, Suffolk." Source: IWM (IWM FLM 1480)
There is however a discussion going on about this photo having been taken at Snailwell or not.Most say the countryside is flat while photo shows hills.According to Mike Murray:I grew up here and cycled all over what had been RAF Snailwell and whilst the ground does rise towards the North West of the site it doesn't rise anywhere near what this picture shows.
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