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Old 22nd May 2014, 06:07
Col Bruggy Col Bruggy is offline
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Re: Sgt. Albert Edgar “Arthur” Marsland - 1214303 (RAF 49 sq.)

Hello,

For starters, take a look here:

http://static.awm.gov.au/images/coll...25_002--1-.pdf

See: p.152 of 236.

The pilot, P/O Ratcliffe, had competed three ops. The crew were on their first op.

The letters after Ratcliffe's name (A.T.C.L.), indicate he was an Associate of Trinity College of Music, London.

Col.

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