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Re: 341 Sqn Spitfire NL-H serial?
Hello again Many
I meant it was a shame that the log book is not more easily available to access, like it would be if it were in a public museum or archive. I suppose that it has survived at all is a miracle, and if it's in good hands then it's good news. I know that many people who collect items such as these like to keep them to themselves - I suppose it's like people who collect works of art or other rare items, and keep them locked away, only to be viewed by themselves! My interest in Christian Martell is that he commanded 80 OTU (Operational Training Unit) which was based at RAF Morpeth in Northumberland in 1945. RAF Morpeth is only about 5 km from my house. As I'm sure you're aware, he was later killed in a crash at RAF Ouston, which is about 20 km from here. One of my main interests is local aviation history, so naturally Christian Martell has become part of this interest. Best regards Simon |
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Did you have a chance to check? Regards Simon |
Re: 341 Sqn Spitfire NL-H serial?
Christian Martell flown only twice time on a Spit IX coded "H" ....in march 1943.
I confirm he was on NLC on 14 may 1943. Serial of this A/C has not been yet identified. Bertrand |
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Many thanks for the reply - it is much appreciated. Best regards Simon |
Re: 341 Sqn Spitfire NL-H serial?
Bertrand and Many,
Can you share with us the codes of the Spit. IX's with which Martell made his other claims on 18 May, 27 July, and 23 & 24 September? Perhaps also in NL-C? Thanks, Tom |
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Hello Tom
As I already said in NL-C for all the dates you have mentionned Thank you. |
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Thanks, Many, for clarifying that.
Regards, Tom |
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