Gee-H - WWII Bombing System

WWII Bombing Navigation System - GEE-H was the successor to OBOE because OBOE could only handle one airplane in a period of 1000 plane bombing raids. GEE-H could handle eight bombing formations at a time and was adaptable to operations by the 8th U.S. Air Force. The navigator of the aircraft became the operator and the Cat and Mouse became transponders

[@StarGazer568]

The 486th was using Gee-H in the spring of 1944 and had switched to H2X in the fall of '44.

[@stevehay964]

World War 1 was over by 1944. Glad to help.

[@davecc0000]

Can you upload the British training film mentioned in this documentary?