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Old 11th March 2010, 16:12
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Brazilian markings 1945

Hello,

Found this in "Ic-Nachrichten Nr. 6/45" from the Komm. General d. Dtsch. Lw. in Italien, 2.3.1945.
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Re: Brazilian markings 1945

Interesting document As well in the document is mentioned Italy, which airplane with Brazilian markings crashed there and become source of the info published in document above? Or better to say, is this document created made from crashed airplane?

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Re: Brazilian markings 1945

There were several losses of Brazilian´s Air Force 1st Fighter Group. I do have several books ( war diaries ) from the veterans, but allas home. I will be able to have a look in 15 days.
Maybe another friendlish countrymen from Brazil will be able to add more details, meanwhile.
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Re: Brazilian markings 1945

It doesn't say - I assume it mustn't necessary be a crashed plane the information comes from. It could've been seen in the air, an informant could have forwarded it - even official allied documents could have found their way into German hands...

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