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22nd May 2005, 21:58
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Re: 2 Group Losses
Difficult to say if the Blenheim losses were due more to fighters or to flak: both had a pretty good time hacking them down. More than a few were lost as well by trying to fly just that bit too low on anti-shipping sorties and hitting either the sea or the target.
Boiten's book is good but an even better one is "The Bristol Blenheim - A Complete History" by Graham Warner, a second edition of which is being published in August by Crecy. All the best,
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