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Old 20th August 2009, 13:03
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Anthony Wilcock aircraft : P51 or Spitfire ?

on 6 Aug 1943, A.J. Wilcock was killed during a straffing over Morlaix train station.He was 25 and is now buried in Guidel, South Brittany.

I would like to know wether he was piloting a P51 (then A36, one of the first mustangs ?) or a spitfire.

I have here in Brittany a witness (now 82) who saw the whole action, found the body of the pilot, and has been wondering for years the type of aircraft he was then flying.

Thanks for feedback.

Gilles Collaveri
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