Scout Observation Planes
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The USS Augusta had scout observation planes which were housed amidships. The planes were catapult launched assisted by a gunpowder charge. As the name implied the planes were employed to scout the ship's immediate vicinity and for spotting the ship's gunfire. Following a mission the planes taxied amidships and were hoisted by cranes up to the well deck.
Members of the crew detailed to the scout observation plane unit ("V Division") during Operation Torch (North African Invasion)
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