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26th August 2013, 19:15

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Re: Help identify a crashed Spitfire with "A / E" markings

OOOPPPSSS !!

my fault !!!!

thanks Revi16 for pointing out my mistake.

The letters on the aircraft are "A E", and not "A B" (as in post 3)

sorry Graham (and others) for having made you search on the wrong letters.

I probably went to school to long and repeated "A B C .." too much.

Sorry about that.

GC

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