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21st August 2012, 12:41

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Re: RAF code "BI" in WW2?

Thanks all!

Difficult to see clearly what is the 2nd code letter, because of the AAA damage... however it's possibly one L.
The photo detail enhancement is cut off from an ex ebay auction.
The serial number seems to be partially readable and might include the ciphers 492 ?

Regards,

Michel.

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