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Old 6th February 2006, 12:41
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Re: Unknown British and French air schools

I suspect the reference to Camberley is to the Camberley in Surrey, England. This was the home of the Free French Assembling Centre where new recruits were assessed before going on to be trained in whatever field they were felt to be most suited to.

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