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10th June 2013, 15:32

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Re: Crash-landed Spitfire

With regards the 308Sqn and 17th Sept 41, W3524. Was this the only loss this day? If there was another it is possible serials might have been mixed which is exactly the case of another one I have just helped to research.

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