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Loss of f/l Watts 07.04. 1945

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11th October 2014, 13:59

Stig Jarlevik Stig Jarlevik is offline

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Re: Loss of f/l Watts 07.04. 1945

Thanks for the reminder Steve

Obviously Franks didn't wonder why Pearson could be listed by him first on the 7th and then have time to both get back to England and be operational again in 12 days to forceland outside Varberg on the 19th. Incidentally Pearson was interned for 10 days

At least it makes me pretty sure who was in KH686 on the 7th.

Cheers
Stig

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