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21st April 2012, 19:11

Uwe Benkel Uwe Benkel is offline

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Flying Fortress 214 Sqn - HB 785

Hello,

who is able to help with information about the aircraft and the crew. The plane came down on 21. March 1945 after a bombing mission to Böhlen near Leipzig, germany. The crew is buried on the british Cemetery of Dürnbach. Is there somebody who knows where the aircraft crashed?

I am in contact with a familymember of one of the crew.

Thanks

Uwe Benkel
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