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25th December 2014, 22:38
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Potez 54 shot down 18 august 36
Hi,
any would add more info of this loss.... After his arrive into the Antequera front trying to conquest the skies, this bimotor Potez 54 (Potez 540) was shot down in Santa Cruz de Mudela by the ace García Morato in less than 8 minutes of combat, in 18 august 1936 many thanks, regards
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