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26th March 2016, 12:43
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Re: most Lancaster missions
An interesting question.
Not necessarily either of those. While they both clocked up a large number of ops, Gibson flew some of them in Beaufighters and Mosquitos, Cheshire used Mossies and even a Mustang, I think. Other 'high-totallers' (ops flown) like Cranswick had been operational for so long that his a/c went back to Wellingtons. So maybe the answer won't be as straightforward as we expect, and the actual answer might be a surprise. Ian 
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