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John Brately No Photo Available Died : 2007

Amm John Brately (deceased) John Brately was Mechanic on the Catalina PBY 'Arkansas Traveler' 08139. Sadly John Brately died in 2007.

Items Signed by Amm John Brately (deceased)

Clipped Signature - John Brately. Price : £40.00

Mechanic on the Catalina PBY named 'Arkansas Traveler'. This was the aircraft flown by Nathan Gordon, winner of the Medal of Honor for rescuing downed crewmen. He died in 2007. ......

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Amm John Brately (deceased)

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Catalina Click the name above to see prints featuring Catalina aircraft. Manufacturer : Consolidated Production Began : 1936 Retired : 1957 Number Built : 3305	Catalina Built by the Consolidated Aircraft Company and designed by Isaax M Ladden. the Catalina first flew on the 28th march 1935. and first flew with the US Navy in October 1936. In 1935 the cost of each Catalina was $90,000 and just over 4,000 were built. The Catalina was used in various maritime roles. but it was designed initially as a maritime patrol bomber. Its long range was intended to seek out enemy transport and supply ships. but was eventually used in many roles including Convoy escort,, anti submarine warfare and search and rescue. In its role as a search and rescue aircraft it probably is best remembered for many thousands of aircrews shot down in the Pacific and less extend in the Atlantic and Mediterranean. The Catalina was the most successful flying boat of the war and even served in a military role until the early 1980's some are still used today in aerial firefighting.