RAF No 80 Squadron

Pattle (left), while serving with No. 33 Squadron RAF, in 1941 with the squadron's adjutant, George Rumsey
IWM caption : Squadron Leader Marmaduke Thomas St John "Pat" Pattle, Officer Commanding No. 33 Squadron RAF, and the Squadron Adjutant, Flight Lieutenant George Rumsey, standing by a Hawker Hurricane at Larissa, Thessaly, Greece.

Photographic archives IWM ME(RAF) 1260

Profile 01: The first Hurricane Mk.I in Middle East, circa 1939. Colour scheme applied 1940, No.80(F) Sqn RAF. As flown by Fg.Off.M.T.St.J.Pattle. Pattle Marmaduke Thomas St John "Pat" DH propeller. South African native pilot who was one of the top RAF ace with 50+2(9) +5 aircraft destroyed on the ground.

Hawker Hurricane MkI RAF 80Sqn YKQ V7599 at Eleusis Greece IWM MERAF1088

Pilots of No. 80 Squadron RAF relax in front of Hawker Hurricane Mark I, V7599 'YK-Q', at Eleusis, Greece: (left to right); Sergeant C E Casbolt , Flying Officer H D Flower, Pilot Officer J Still, Pilot Officer P T Dowding, Sergeant E W F Hewett and Warrant Officer S A Richens.

Imperial War Museum IWM ME(RAF) 1088 https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205208836