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28th January 2013, 11:54

GMichalski GMichalski is offline

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29.4.45 allied losses

hi,
i´m searching for us losses in 29.4.45 near bad aibling
i found in a web but i don´t remember where
a p-47 lost of 86fg in this date
thanks in advance

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