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on a note that i read in a book, sometime ago,in north afrika,,42 43.some USA or english troops were in a aera were some germans troop transports, was about? then,a small sqn, of liberater bombers were to bomb, there depo .but as they were in the wrong aera they started dropping there bombs, on allied troops,....
then a sqn, of RAF mosquito bombers were ordered to shoot the liberaters down, whitch they did,,can anyone confirm this story,or is it ,true. gary,,, |
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Re: Friendly fire WWII
Since Mosquito bombers weren't armed, they would have had a bit of a problem in shooting anyone down.
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hi, thanks.
gary, |
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Re: Friendly fire WWII
Sorry about that, it would have been a great story. Perhaps there were fighters in the air, or on high alert, that could have taken on the B-24s. But, it seems to me that the shooting down of several B-24s would have been extensively recorded and reported. And, the B-24 was tough enough not to go down that easily, especially when in a combat formatiion.
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