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Old 20th March 2015, 16:45
Alex Smart Alex Smart is offline
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Re: Lysander passengers 22 November 1944

Hello Brian,

I expect that you have already seen this thread , but just in case you have not -

http://forum.armyairforces.com/22nd-...n-m245870.aspx

RAF or 148 Squadron Records held at the NA should have some record of any 5 Section or Templar Mission investigation held surely ?
148 Sqdn ORB has pilot and 3 passengers lost. Others seem to suggest only 2 passengers though ?
From memory this was the first flight of "Templar" so must have been a bit of a set back if the leading team were lost in such circumstances ?

How about anything on the following - "The matter is being made the subject of an investigation by Headquarters, No. 239 Wing"- Where does one find these records ?.

OR
I.S.9 losses
British Officers - 1 Killed, 1 MIA.
British Other Ranks - 2 Killed.
American - 1 POW.
Italian - 6 killed - 4 MIA believed Killed.
Who were these Service personnel ?

My very early ref in the armyairforce thread refers to the passengers being Yugoslavs, this IIRC was from a 325 FG book ( will have to look it up again ). Perhaps they were Italians from the above list ?
Further to this 325 FG reference, I could so far find no other ref to any G.I death in relation to 325 FG on the 22nd November '44, although there was an earlier one IIRC.

Alex

Last edited by Alex Smart; 20th March 2015 at 18:46.
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