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16th November 2011, 09:45
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Re: Flt Sgt Jammy Payne 501 Squadron 1940
I know everyone says that they are not the same.. But is it possible the photo's have been mis identified??
Re Sgt. A.D. Payne 745798 - Firstly I cannot find this Service Number in Air 78 for any Payne No hits on 745798 on London Gazette based on this service number he would probably be a pre war RAF VR Pilot 740000 to 759999 Issued Jan 1937 RAFVR Pilots I have seen him called Alec Dawson Payne NOTE: Not Alexander but Alec.. FreeBMD has: Births Jun 1920 Payne Alec D Mother Maidenname: Lawson Croydon 2a 55 - Would make him 20 in 1940 - So a young man, not an old man 
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