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No. 89 Squadron Malta Detachment, 1942

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31st January 2019, 20:45

Tom Semenza Tom Semenza is offline

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Re: No. 89 Squadron Malta Detachment, 1942

Hi Drew,

I was wondering if the info you have on the Shipard, Ross, Crombie and Gray reveal any aircraft codes that can be matched up to serial numbers? I, for one, would be very interested in that information. There are a few serial-code match-ups for 89 Sqn. found in Aces High and Malta: The Spitfire Year but many of the codes used remain, to me at least, unknown.

Thanks,
Tom

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