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Old 1st October 2005, 17:54
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Smile B-26 lost 18/4/45

I am looking for identity of pilot and fate of crew of B-26 42-107590 of the 559thBS/387thBG shot down by P-51s in error on 18/4/45. Thanks.
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Old 3rd October 2005, 13:52
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Re: B-26 lost 18/4/45

Also required: identity of P-38 pilot and unit mention in Richard Turner's book as crashing at A.2 airfield on 25/6/44. He had been shot down by the airfield's defences.

Additionally, has anyone any ideas who was responsible for attacking Patton's Cub on 20/4/45. According to his memoirs it was a Spitfire that crashed after making a second pass, killing its pilot, but no RAF loss has been found. Could it have been a French Spitfire or perhaps a P-51?

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I AM HAVING PROBLEMS WHEN TRYING TO POST A REPLY/MESSAGE - HOPEFULLY SOMEONE WILL ADVISE ME!

I DO NOT HAVE THE PIECE TO HAND RE THE PATTON INCIDENT BUT I BELIEVE IT OCCURRED OVER SOUTHERN GERMANY. I WILL PROVIDE MORE INFORMATION ASAP.

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Old 3rd October 2005, 16:10
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Re: B-26 lost 18/4/45

Hello and welcome,

Patton's Cub.

Where was this event ?

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Old 4th October 2005, 01:42
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Re: B-26 lost 18/4/45

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Additionally, has anyone any ideas who was responsible for attacking Patton's Cub on 20/4/45. According to his memoirs it was a Spitfire that crashed after making a second pass, killing its pilot, but no RAF loss has been found. Could it have been a French Spitfire or perhaps a P-51?
Hi Author
Just logged in back home. I will reply to you soon. I think I know the pilot involved in Patton's incident but I have to check his log book. Anyway, I have his story described.
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