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Old 19th January 2017, 10:32
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Re: Adrian Goldsmith Spitfire BR525 or BR526?

From Spitfire the history, BR526 did not go to Australia but North-West Africa. The initial history of AR526 agrees with the above. BR525 also went to 215 MU and then to Australia: dates suggest on the Hoperidge but it doesn't specifically say so.
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