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24th February 2011, 16:38

Laurent Rizzotti Laurent Rizzotti is offline

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Some times ago, I had found on the Net a site giving access to list of USAAF losses. Each was coded with something similar to 44-10-01-23, the three first fields being the date, and the next being a sequence number for each day. Then was listed the loss place, and then the whole list of casualties.

Sadly I can't find it in my bookmarks anymore. And I have no more success using Google.

Does it ring a bell to someone ?

Thanks you

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