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19th October 2013, 03:35

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Re: RAF antishipping aces

The reason for no list being made is it might have been quite hard to say who had actually sunk a ship if more than 1 aircraft was involved in an attack. For instance how would you go about dividing up a sinking by one of the Beaufighter Strike Wings?

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