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4th July 2014, 01:25
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Re: russian losses, who were the victors?
Hi,
best info, many thanks, i would add: Hurricane Mk IIA Z2585 'White 42' of 760 IAP crash-landed in Finland 16 february 42 (on the ice of Lake Tuoppajärvi) after being attacked by enemy fighters. Quickly recovered was repaired and flown in the frontline by FAF. Delivered to the RAF early 41 had flown with 56 and 316 Sqns. unclaimed ¿? next days, if my work let me some free time, i send you my info of Kuroe and finnish pilots... regards
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