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brewerjerry 27th February 2010 18:36

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Hi
currently on e bay item 220559787924
nice photo but seems no info
cheers
Jerry

Parabellum 27th February 2010 21:23

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Originally Posted by brewerjerry (Post 102448)
Hi
currently on e bay item 220559787924
nice photo but seems no info
cheers
Jerry

If not wrong... Boston III RH°F (serial Z2231) from 88 SQN RAF.
Crash landing in the vicinity of Lille on 19 july 1942.

brewerjerry 27th February 2010 22:32

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Hi
awesome, I thought no one would know anything.
cheers
jerry

Parabellum 3rd March 2010 00:15

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Cheers jerry!

Spifire again: ZP°N possibly serial W3219
Who knows more?
http://cgi.ebay.de/038-Orig-Foto-Flu...item20afc20bae

Larry 4th March 2010 01:01

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The codes ZP identify this as 74 Sqn

This is interesting, as according to Air Britains RAF Aircraft W1000- Z9999 there was a gap in the production of ten Spitfire Mk V from W3216 to W3226. So W3219 did not exist, was never built and was never lost (well never say never!).

However its very likely to be W3210 which was lost to 74 Sqn on 27.6.41 flown by P/O WJ Sandman who was shot down and made POW while escorting Blenheims to Hazebrouck.

Parabellum 5th March 2010 23:51

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Twin engine bomber: VN°X Hampden?
Some precisions?
http://cgi.ebay.de/Franz-Bomber-Flug...item45f17332c6
http://cgi.ebay.de/RARITAT-Hollaendi...item45f173323a

Larry 6th March 2010 00:23

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This Hampden with codes VN-X is instantly identifiable as belonging to 50 Sqn and of the known Hampdens that were captuted more or less intact by the Germans, P2070 of 50 Sqn lost on 25th/26th August 1940 is the most likely candidate. In fact I think the serial number is just about readable as P2070. It ran out of fuel and landed at Lautersheim on a sortie to Berlin.

The other Hampdens that the Germans got hold of were L4146 QR-P and P4324 also QR-P both of 61 Sqn, AE265 of 144 Sqn PL-? and AT109 UB-C of 455 Sqn.

These details come from The Hampden File (Air Britain Publications) written by the late Harry Moyle (ex Hampden crew member, expert and friend).

Parabellum 8th March 2010 00:12

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Not a good one photo but nevertheless interesting...
Spitfire SD°E
http://cgi.ebay.de/98-Flugzeug-Plan-...item519108c15f

kaki3152 8th March 2010 04:17

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This is actually a well known crash of a 501 Squadro Spitfire on the beach. Unfortunately, I don't have the date in front of me but it was in 1941.

Here's another puzzler that I've wondered about. It's a Mosquito FB VI on a dock in presumably France. No squadron letters visible.

Parabellum 10th March 2010 00:28

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Hurricane GZ°V ? Where? When?
http://cgi.ebay.de/ORIGINAL-Foto-Ita...item3efdafc747


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