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Old 16th September 2006, 23:19
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F/Lt. E.F. Ashdown 430 Sqn.
Hello,

i,m looking for info about F/Lt. E.F.Ashdown 430 Sqn.
he crashed with his plane on 11-19-1944
he flew P-51 mustang AG-664,and he became POW
Where crashed his plane ????

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Old 17th September 2006, 14:53
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Re: F/Lt. E.F. Ashdown 430 Sqn.
Michel,
Have no crash location but on file that he was hit by Flak and abandoned his aircraft 16.05 hrs 3 km N of Panningen.

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Old 17th September 2006, 16:05
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Re: F/Lt. E.F. Ashdown 430 Sqn.
Hi,

air Brit just has Abandoned near Venlo.

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Re: F/Lt. E.F. Ashdown 430 Sqn.
AG664 was coded H; F/Lt Ashdown baled out at map ref E8708 which you should be able to find on this excellent site http://www.echodelta.net/mbs/eng-welcome.php

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Re: F/Lt. E.F. Ashdown 430 Sqn.
Hello guy's thanks for your answer,that's what i need.

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Re: F/Lt. E.F. Ashdown 430 Sqn.
Michel,

Please let us know if you find any at the crash site.

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Re: F/Lt. E.F. Ashdown 430 Sqn.
Hello Stephen,

i look at the site and find on E8708 Horstweg(street)
te Maasbree a town about 3 a 4 miles from Venlo-Holland.

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