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9th January 2012, 13:53
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Re: Bristol Type 142L, Blenheim Mk.IV
Hello,
Many thanks for those informations. Well i bought some years ago pictures from Le Touquet with german soldiers (Villas...). On some pictures they are on a Blenheim and it is noted Le Touquet on the picture. They arrived on the beach with a Sturmboot (range of 30km). What is sure, is that it is maximum at St Cécile on the northern top because after there schould be some clifs/hills on the background (Etaples/Beauregard - Mont St Frieux - Le Portel...). Or i think it landed within a range of 30 km south of Le Touquet. I have no more informations. On my pictures i have the code BL and a found another picture (the last one) with a B or D... Here some pictures. Regards. Thierry    
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