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9th September 2015, 17:25

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Re: Russian Bostons lost 1945

Oh, and one other thing. Could one or some of you kind researchers start turning the surviving TsAMO files into some kind of book series, rather like the Bill Chorley Bomber Command losses ones and the Hey and Bishop Losses of the US 8th & 9th Air Forces...????

Seriously... Free drinks for life from all the rest of us for the first one of you guys that does that!

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