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24th August 2011, 19:38

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Re: Dornier 17Z shot down 4th July 1940

Hi Larry, The Museum of Army Flying is interestingly located at Middle Wallop. Also the other surviving KG77 emblem is from the Graveney Marsh Ju88 (8099 3Z+EL) so maybe Andy Saunders might be able to help with a better image. At the time 'Little Friends, The Fighter Pilot Experience in WW2 England, by Philip Kaplan & Andy Saunders, (Random House)' was published in 1992 the emblem was apparently on display at the Tangmere Military Aviation Museum?

Hope this helps.

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