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3rd November 2016, 01:42

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Anything new on these WW2 Greek Ansons ?

Hello,

It has been quite some time since the WW2 Greek Anson's were discussed here.
So has any more information come to light on the fate of the following a/c ?

Π 53 (N5160); Π 54 (N5165); Π 58 (N5190); Π 59 (N5200); Π 60 ( N5205); Π 62 ( N5215).

Thanks,
Alex

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