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17th May 2010, 21:57
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20 OTU
My uncle P/O David P.R.Cameron was killed when his Wellington crashed just after takeoff from 20 OTU Lossiemouth on 20 May 1945.I have plenty information about the crash itself but cannot find anything about my uncle's service before this as the RAF will not release his Service Record for 90 years (they acknowledge me as next of kin but "for operational reasons"will retain his information.Anyone who was stationed at Lossiemouth towards the end of the war might know of him and I would be very grateful for any information.He was married two days before his death to a young WAAF,Joan Allinson,and again I have no information about her-my family would love to find out if she is still alive.
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