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7th October 2005, 15:46

Alex Smart Alex Smart is offline

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Re: No.138 Sqdn Polish Loss 7/8th Nov 1941 ?

Hi,

I have "Making for Sweden vol1" and there is a photo of the burned out Halifax L9612on page 25.
As this a/c and crew had carried out the op and was on the home run, does anyone know the eventual fate of the three agents , did they survive the war ?
Also noted in the book is that the crew were quickly repatriated to Britain the last was Sobkowiak on the 22nd January 1942.
and that the N Krol and WO Jasinski had also other given names Wilga and Wajdowski. Why would this be ?

Alex

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