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Re: Richard J. Audet
Hi Leendert,
thanks for answer. I know this web, there is lot of interesting info about pilots! But in most of the book (for example in Aces High, 2nd TAF vol.3 or new No 126 Wing RCAF) is that Audet was posted to 411 squadron in September. So what is right ![]() And with these is there one next question. In these book is that he was posted to 411 SQN in September and next month was promoted flight commander and had rank of Flight Lieutenant. But in citation to DFC from web is: This officer has proved himself to be a highly skilled and courageous fighter. In December 1944 the squadron was involved in an engagement against twelve enemy fighters in the Rheine/Osnabruck area. In a most spirited action, Flying Officer Audet achieved outstanding success by destroying five enemy aircraft. This feat is a splendid tribute to his brilliant shooting, great gallantry and tenacity. http://www.acesofww2.com/Canada/aces/Audet.htm same text is in books I think. It was in London Gazette on 16 February 1945. So really was he F/Lt when he arrived to 411 SQN? Thanks for help! Michal |
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