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

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28th August 2013, 11:28

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

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Originally Posted by kaki3152

402 RCAF used the code "AE" and they flew Spitfire?

The squadron code was treated as a single unit, placed together on one side of the roundel, and would not be separated.

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