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10th May 2014, 23:20
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Re: Meaning of German word
Thank you all! There was a Russian pilot shot down in which the height was listed as 2000 meters but in Tony Woods for 20Apr43 it has Lt. Rudolf Miethig 3./JG 52 Yak-1 85 312: Tiefst 08:22. Even thought the Yak-1 was found in the area the height is completely off for the account of who shot it down and I am waiting to see what was the time of the mission.
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