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21st September 2010, 19:58

alex crawford alex crawford is offline

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Re: 87 Sqn incident France 1938

Hi Dennis,

Thanks for the info. I suspect that the two pilots came into contact at some point during their stay at Brunville.

I'll keep digging.

Just been having a browse through the net and found the following;

On 16th during their return flight to Britain the four Gladiators all made forced landings near Dieppe due to heavy fog. I suspect that the two Gladiators made contact during the landings here.

The dates differ, but there could have been a typo.

Alex

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