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Old 6th February 2015, 15:19
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Dornier Do17 shot down Stour river Ipswich 1941
What unit was this from?

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/CT-PHOTO-atw-...item19fb4a483d
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Re: Dornier Do17 shot down Stour river Ipswich 1941
I know that Andy has the answer.

When I am back home, I go in my books ("his" book I should say) and I believe the answer will be there.

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Old 7th February 2015, 16:25
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Re: Dornier Do17 shot down Stour river Ipswich 1941
This is Do17z-5, Werk Nr 2783, 7T+AH of KFG 1/606, crashed 0140hrs, 22 October 41, the crew had abandoned the aircraft over Salisbury Plain.
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Thanks Joe.
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Re: Dornier Do17 shot down Stour river Ipswich 1941
It had taken off from Lanvéoc Poulmic and got lost due to electrical storm.

see the whole story in page 62 63 of "arrival of eagles" by Andy Saunders.

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Re: Dornier Do17 shot down Stour river Ipswich 1941
On this site older thread as Z-3 and date -1941-10-20
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Re: Dornier Do17 shot down Stour river Ipswich 1941
Why is there a red stamp Mar 4, 1941 on the back of the photo??
Just curious since everyone is talking about October here....

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Re: Dornier Do17 shot down Stour river Ipswich 1941
Because the pic came from the page 32 of the "Chicago Tribune" of Tuesday, March 4, 1941
http://archives.chicagotribune.com/1...one-3-no-title
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Re: Dornier Do17 shot down Stour river Ipswich 1941
Indeed udf

Then I repeat my wonder, how can a newspaper publish anything appx 7 months BEFORE the crash was made, and on top have received a photo of it?

Since I don't believe in the supernatural I would say this is NOT the incident in October 1941....

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Gentlemen,
Very sorry, typing error, it was 22 October 1940.
I'll sit on the naughty step.
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