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1st April 2010, 14:51

PeterA

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Re: Spitfire Histories

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Originally Posted by Alex Smart

Hello Jan,
Thank you for the swift reply.
Question about G-15-109, wasn't that a Spitfire meant for Egypt ?
As for PL983 I have tried to find N74138 but cannot find it in the American N register.
What of RB164 after it was sold to VA in May of 1950 ?

Thanks,
Alex

Alex

Images of of PL983 carrying both G-15-109 and N74138 liveries will be in the new Spitfire Survivors book Vol.I due out this year.

PeterA

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