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Old 22nd November 2010, 15:47
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Spitfire Va, R7295 54 sqn

Hello everyone,
I am seeking information on who flew Spitfire Va, R7295 on 54 sqn at Hornchurch on 11th June, 1941.
It took off at 1200hr untill 1210hr in a formation practice to Debden.
The name I have, F/Lt HASKER just does not seem to be right. Maybe the name was not copied correctly from the ORB.
Any help gratefully received.
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Roy
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Old 22nd November 2010, 16:04
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Re: Spitfire Va, R7295 54 sqn

Hi Roy,

Could it be F/L Gardner DFC ?

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Old 22nd November 2010, 18:54
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Re: Spitfire Va, R7295 54 sqn

Hello Michal,
My information came to me about 20 years ago but it does not look like F/Lt Gardener.
My nearest I have come to is F/Lt Alan Stuart Harker DFM of 234 sqn. He was injured just before this date on 19-5-41 as a P/O. He was with 53 OTU as a Flt Commander in August 41, but I am not sure of his rank. The LG does not give his promotion to F/O until 12-4-42.
If anyone can help either with the 54 sqn ORB for 11-6-41 or has any other ideas I would be very grateful.
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Old 23rd November 2010, 13:21
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Re: Spitfire Va, R7295 54 sqn

Could that, by any chance, be F/Lt Musker?
Possibly James Herbert Lonsdale, service no. 76900, though I have no idea if he served with 54 Sqn.
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Old 23rd November 2010, 21:47
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Re: Spitfire Va, R7295 54 sqn

Hello Voy Teck,
Thanks for this name, I have an open mind to all suggestions. I have had a search for F/Lt JHL Musker VR 76900 which would have made him enlisting in 1937. prior to this he owned his own BA Swallow 2, G-ADJN. He was a P/O prb. on 10-12-39 and F/O until 17-12-41 when promoted to F/Lt.
He resigned his commission on 11-2-44 on ill health grounds.
I have drawn a blank on any of his postings.
So again has anyone any ideas who flew R7295 on 54 sqn on 11-6-41 please.
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