D T C ?

No.120 Squadron.

On 12 September 1941 Liberator I AM925 X/120 flew from base ( Nutts Corner) to Limavady, Northern Ireland.
On the same day the aircraft returned to base carrying out D.T.C

What would D.T.C stand for?
All I can think of is 'Descent Through Cloud'

As always, any help would be appreciated.

 

You have it Peter, definitely.

Kind regards, always,

Jim.

 

Thank you Jim.
Best wishes,
Peter.

 

DTC Descent Through Cloud features within the reports in the attached pdf Peter (should it be one you haven't seen before).

Kind regards, always,

Jim.

EDIT: More editions available in pdf format:

RAF.mod.uk Coastal Command Review - Google Search

And more importantly, I should have pointed out that 120 Squadron feature within too.

 

Once again thank you Jim.

 

I am going batty in my dotage Peter; I should have had the forethought to say that there is some very poignant content within. Profuse apologies for not giving you a heads-up on it.

Kind regards, apologies for any oversight,

Jim.

 

Great reading Jim!

Here's the index page for the various Reviews (Bomber, Coastal and Transport Commands) in the RAF wbesite:
https://www.raf.mod.uk/what-we-do/our-history/air-historical-branch/despatches-and-reports/

Michel

 

I found this, which confirms your suspicion: RAF Slang and Acronyms (rafaberporth.org.uk)