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Old 17th March 2020, 15:10
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Re: RAAF Liberator 24 squadron

Here is a start.

There is a write-up of the incident here:

http://www.aviationheritage.org/oldn..._on_isuzu.html

It mentions specifically A6M3 “Hamps" attacking A72-81 and an "Irving" (Nakajima J1N) attacking one of the rescue PBY Catalinas. (Some write-ups mention two Irvings). Other attacking planes are described as "fighters".

No mention of units.

Another photo here: https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/C290362
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