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24th November 2005, 10:30
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Re: Friendly fire WWII
Gentlemen!
Your combined expertise promptly provided answers to the 20/12/43 tragedy, so how about these: 9 August 1943: B-26 41-31634 555BS/386BG was shot down by an RAF Spitfire. Has anyone identities and fate of crew? Identity/squadron of Spitfire pilot? I have just 'discovered' that 1/Lt Dick A Tucker and his crew were killed. 3 December 1943: B-17 554BS damaged by friendly fire and 2/Lt John B. Kennedy was wounded. What type of friendly fire (apart from being unfriendly) and location of incident? 23 March 1944: Two P-47s attacked RAF launch HSL2706 in mistake for German E-boat off Dutch coast. Who were the pilots? What squadron/group? Over to you, guys. Cheers Brian Last edited by Brian; 24th November 2005 at 14:10. 
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