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2nd September 2009, 11:00
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sgt earl Kean RNZAF
Hi .A couple of years ago,there was discussion about the crash site of the Spitfire near Biddenden ,that was shot down 17th may 1941..
I know that it was looked at in 2007 to try to prove a spitfire crash site.Does anyone know if any further search was undertaken? Also at the time ,I was in contact with Sgt Keans nephew but lost the e-mail address when my computer crashed. 
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9th September 2009, 00:57
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Re: sgt earl Kean RNZAF
Alf
Hello again! We certainly know that this is where Sgt Kean lost his life. The exact position is known and must be the crash you recall. Not sure what else you are seeking to add?
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