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Old 6th August 2011, 02:45
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Re: Spitfire IX MA526

Hello Brian,

85 years of SAAF has 10 Sqdn SAAF and pilot as Lt. JO Brown (safe).
Spitfire International has Brown picked up unhurt by a Commando unit and returned to Sqdn 3rd November 44.
10 Sqdn SAAF had no squadron code, but the a/c did serve earlier with 1 Sqdn SAAF as AX-V, then later with 94 Sqdn RAF before returning to 10 Sqdn SAAF before the loss, so may still have had 94 Sqdn code "GO".

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