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Re: Discrepancies in KG30 Ju 88 Losses 15 August 1940
Yes Peter
I noticed that from your previous post.
The problem with Kenski is that none of the British sources mention he was killed.
Surely they must have recorded such a thing when the aircraft came down on British soil?
I have no solution to the crew you list from 7./KG 30 while the loss list (German one) simply
has none that fits, unless we switch one 8./KG 30 loss for one from 7./KG 30, which is why I made such
a suggestion in my previous post.
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