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2nd November 2010, 10:29

Peter S

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Re: 1941 Fighter Command Losses

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Originally Posted by Nokose

The other losses were 4 Hurricane I from a collision near Liverpool from the 315 Sqn.

In fact F/Lt W.Szulkowski PK-X V7188 collided in the air with Sgt E.Paterek PK-W V7187; both killed.
Apart from that:
P/O T.Hojden PK-V V7656 crashed into the sea due to lack of fuel, killed
F/O K.Wolinski PK-T P3936 ditched in the sea and was rescued.

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