Hello Larry,
If this info is correct ?
http://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co...ntry.php?id=68
Then would they have flown over to the other side of the Channel ?
Surly they would have stayed on the English coast for such a flight ?
This report via RAF Commands forum seems to suggest they did, seen on the aircraft in the sea some 25 miles off the Dorset coast ?
http://www.rafcommands.com/forum/sho...rmen-17-7-1941
In which case if the aircraft went into the sea and they left the aircraft it would be possible that eventually they would have drifted across to the "Enemy" coast .
Has any trace of the aircraft ever been found ?
Alex