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9th June 2014, 00:33
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Re: 107 squadron Blenheim T1928 ditched Great Yarmouth 23/11/1940
I suppose it comes down to what the surviving crew member said when he was interviewed. Some of the experienced members may be able to suggest whether there is a Form number of other type of document that can be searched in the UK National Archives at Kew. Such info is unlikely to appear in the Station or Squadron Operation Record Books.
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9th June 2014, 00:48
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Re: 107 squadron Blenheim T1928 ditched Great Yarmouth 23/11/1940
Larry,
The one surviving was a L.E. Gillard, sergeant. Been trying to find something like what you mentioned, to no avail (yet). Looking at RLNI-, ASRMCU- and local-records too, but also no reference that I can trace yet. Any further info is welcome. Kind regards, Hendrik
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