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12th March 2013, 14:02
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Re: YU Blenheim
Hello,
This from my post in 2007 + Yugoslavia G-AFCE ( constructors number - 8814 ) G-AFCF ( constructors number - 8815 ) and RAF - Civil Yugo - Yugo A/F Serial L6813- YU-BAG - 3549 L6814- YU-BAH - 3550 L6817- YU-BAF - 3548 L6818 - YU-BAR - 3560 L6819 - YU-BAS - 3561 L6821 - YU-BAQ - 3559 L6822 - YU-BAT - 3562 L6823 - YU-BAE - 3547 L6824 - YU-BAD - 3546 L6825 - YU-BAA - 3543 L6826 - YU-BAB - 3544 L6827 - YU-BAC - 3545 L6828 - YU-BAL - 3554 L6829 - YU-BAM - 3555 L6830 - YU-BAK - 3553 L6831 - YU-BAN - 3556 L6832 - YU-BAO - 3557 L6833 - YU-BAI - 3551 L6834 - YU-BAJ - 3552 L6820 - YU-BAP - 3558 Parts were sold by Germany to Finland late in the War. One (Serial unknown as yet) defected to Hungary to be coded J-104 in the Hungarian AF. Some (Quantity said to have been 9) also were later to be used by the Croatian AF. Two of which defected to Turkey (serial numbers ?). Yugoslavia received 2+20 a/c from Great Britain and produced 16 in Yugoslavia makes a total of 38 but there were 40. Hope this is of help. Alex Last edited by Alex Smart; 12th March 2013 at 16:42. 
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