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9th March 2007, 16:22
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Re: me 410 March 6, 1944
Bill and Erich
I am sad to say but my German geography is somewhat lacking. Is Brandenburg near any of the locations listed by Erich. In "Target Berlin", my Dad is quoted on page 74 saying he saw two parachutes from the first twin. I remember him telling me that he felt he hit the rear gunner of the second because he stopped return fire back at Dad. I guess it could be a number of reasons. Out of ammo, wounded or even death. With the presence of a rear gunner, one would think a 410 is out of the question. Didn't the 410 have remote rear guns? Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks for all the information so far. Randy Manning robertrmanning@yahoo.com 
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