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30th March 2013, 13:19

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Re: Mystery lancaster crash

Thanks Leendert.
Sergeant Coney was the crew's bomb aimer and I know he ended up in Stalag Luft 6 or camp 357...knowing what I do about British RAF records, I have no doubt that there were POW reports filed...but I wonder if they are freely available to the public...

Thanks again for your help.

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