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13th April 2024, 06:31
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Missing F-5, late March, 1945
Hello,
Am working on the loss of an F-5 . Date given as 26th March 1945. MACR 13370. Miss Mary 44-24486. Searched through the KU Reports and found Nil. However at the end of the list for the March 45 list there appears the following - 26.3.45 Time which looks to be 04.55hrs( the aircraft took off around 06.00 according to the MACR. Could this be due to the time difference between the enemy and allies? Where an a/c serial would usually be is what looks like either "71" or "77" which could be an aircraft in Squadron number. This is followed by a place name which I could not make out and Country Austria. All that is followed by the following - AV.2291/45. So what does the AV.2291/45 refer to, if some kind of document just where would it be found ? Hope that this can be resolved. Thanks in advance. Alex 
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