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27th October 2010, 04:35
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Re: English-French translation, request for assistance
Is that what the Poles tell? They sure make a confusion with what happened later with the RAF.
The early warning system was soon overran by the fast German advance and apart from binoculars they had no device to assess altitude or speed. The radio aboard the fighters was virtually impossible to use and only the leader could receive orders (when his set was working). 
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