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7th November 2011, 14:09

yogybär

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Soviet A-20 III: Four man crew?

Some cases of human losses @ OBD indicate that four men were lost in some of these planes. One example shows a Kapitan, a St.Leitenant and two St. Sershants.

Is it possible that there were one pilot, two rear-gunners and one bombardier used in the VVS' Bostons?

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