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6th July 2006, 23:39
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Re: Australian Spitfires
Of course, here it be:
'Ketchil' - (A New Zealand pilot's war in Asia and the Pacific) by Neil Francis published by Wairarapa Archive, New Zealand, 2005. Now in second printing. ISBN 0-9582617-0-9 Wairarapa Archive 79 Queen Street Masterton New Zealand Also may still be available via the Aviation Bookshop in the UK: http://www.aviation-bookshop.com/hub.htm (The Aviation Bookshop is a very reliable retailer with excellent, friendly service) Recommended for anyone interested in Buffalos and Burma with some excellent first time published photographs from private collections (Buffalos a plenty, Hurricanes & AVG P-40s). Mr Francis wrote the biography in close association with Vic Bargh and there are some real gems within. Bargh witnessed the Schilling/Brandt dogfight and makes some interesting comments about it and about RAF Buffalos. Also interesting comments about 'Bloody Shambles' from one who was there. 
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