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28th October 2005, 21:33
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Re: Friendly fire WWII
Hi guys,
Not much success with my previous list of friendly fire incidents, but I will persevere and here is my penultimate list of queries: 9/7/44 Lt Jack B. Miller 78thFG shot down by Spitfire 9/7/44 Spitfire PL137 shot down by P-47 353rdFG 14/7/44 Mitchell 226 Sqn shot down Mosquito 15/8/44 Two Spits 602 Sqn (MJ398 and MK244) shot down by P-51s 26/8/44 Spit 602 Sqn (PL264) shot down by P-47 18/9/44 Lt Robert O. Peters 335thFG shot down by P-51 19/9/44 P-51 357thFG shot down by Spitfire 26/9/44 Mustang 168 Sqn (AM101) shot down by P-47 7/10/44 Lt Raoul Rebiere 328 Sqn shot down P-51 I hope someone out there might have some of the answers. Many thanks. Brian 
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