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8th June 2023, 09:03
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Sergeant Stow, 115 Sqn, 1940
Dear all,
I have asked this question elsewhere, but I have drawn a blank so far. I am attempting to identify the above individual from the 115 Sqn ORB. He appears throughout the first half of 1940, variously as an AC, LAC and subsequently as a Sgt, and in various Wellington crews. Unfortunately, his initials and service number are never mentioned. He shouldn't be confused with an individual named Stowe (who was later awarded the DFM). Is there anyone out there who can assist, please? Many thanks Jonny 
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