Avro Anson Mk.I * Retired *
17 aircraft used by 320 and 321 sqns in England, 5 July 1940 - 11 February 1942, for maritime patrol. RAF serials carried.

Serial	c/no.	Prev. Identity	Delivered	Fate/Notes
K6175			27 July 1940	Code letter A, burned by air attack 1 Oct 1940
K6285			5 July 1940	Code letter F, forced landing on a beach 3 Aug 1940
K8706			9 Aug 1940	Code letter W, burned by air attack 10 Oct 1940
K8823			22 Aug 1940	Code letter Z, burned by air attack 1 Oct 1940
K8829			5 July 1940	Code letter E?, burned near runway 31 July 1940
N5064			13 Nov 1940	Code letter O, accident 22 July 1941
N5105			9 Nov 1940	Code letter D, back to RAF 1 Apr 1941, 3 OTU
N5202			7 Sept 1940	Code letter E, back to RAF 18 Apr 1941
N5237			9 Nov 1940	Code letter V, damaged on landing 29 Nov 1940
N5357			14 Aug 1940	Code letter X, damaged on landing 1 Nov 1940
N9535			4 Oct 1940	Code letter H, burnt in hangar 25 Feb 1941
N9742			14 Aug 1940	Code letter Y, forced landing in the sea 29 Nov 1940
R9598			2 Aug 1940	Code letter C, burned by air attack 10 Oct 1940
R9826			11 Oct 1940	Code letter Z, accident 26 Nov 1940
R9827			7 Oct 1940	Code letter A, back to RAF 7 Nov 1941, 1 OTU
W1672			9 Dec 1940	Code letter R, back to RAF 20 June 1941
W1789			19 Dec 1940	Code letter S, back to RAF 11 Feb 1942, 2(C) OTU

References:

• Dutch Military Aviation 1945-1978 by Paul A Jackson (1978)
• 70 Jaar Marineluchtvaartdienst by N. Geldhof (1987)