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Old 15th September 2009, 23:04
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Re: Fw 190D book

To Kennethklee,

Allthough I appreciate your comments on Bodenplatte, your last remark left me a little puzzled.....

What do you expect from an operational narrative of a Fw 190D-9 pilot compared to a Fw 190A-8 pilot? I don't see any difference. If I ask a D-9 pilot to tell the story of his (last) mission, he hardly tells anything about a D-9. He tells what happened. So, what are you looking for.....just curious!

John
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