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edwest 25th June 2005 03:59

Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
Claimed as being original.


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Ed

Franek Grabowski 25th June 2005 14:15

Re: Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
Please note very interesting comments on behaviour of German pilots toward bailing out airmen.

Tony Kearns 26th June 2005 00:31

Re: Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
How come this document is in the public domain and for sale? Are such documents supposed to be in the N/A Kew?

Chris Goss 26th June 2005 11:44

Re: Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
Could it be one of the many that were stolen from then then PRO a number of years ago? If so, the NA/Police would be interested!

Franek Grabowski 26th June 2005 12:14

Re: Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
Combat reports, ORBs and other documents were filed in several copies, sometimes again multiplied depending on demand. Sikorski Institute has very own sets of documents for example, and I think remaining Commonwealth countries have their sets at their archives as well.

Fairlop 26th June 2005 13:04

Re: Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
F/L Sinclair G.L. DFC landed near Caterham wood, his R4084 crashed not so far.
F/O Boulton J. a former Squadron insctructor crashed in cockpit of V7412, NN-P at Wallington near Kenley.
No.310 (Czechoslovak) Sqn claimed 4-3-1 victories in this fight.

Michal

Tony Kearns 26th June 2005 14:23

Re: Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
If so many copies were around why has N/A,PRO not replaced them in Kew? Strange.

Franek Grabowski 26th June 2005 14:50

Re: Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
I have heard conflicting stories as to what was stolen by Graves(?) and what was then recovered. Anyway, I suppose a lot of stuff was dumped or burned after the war, and only one set was destined for preservation. All the other copies available around are coming from collections of various RAF personnel, be it airmen or intel officers, who kept them as souvenirs. Why NA/PRO did not care to get copies of missing documents from other archives, I do not know.

brewerjerry 26th June 2005 19:52

Re: Combat report 310 Czech Squadron
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony Kearns
If so many copies were around why has N/A,PRO not replaced them in Kew? Strange.

Hi
Sadly I would guess cost,
You could ask the same, why there are, ( rumoured ) , apparently photos at the RAF museum un-listed/filed, supposedly cost again.
Cheers
Jerry


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