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Old 12th April 2006, 21:25
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Three questions please,

How many kills were claimed by 54, 452 and 457 Squadrons in 1943 (I can list about 76 but my information isn't complete, and I am informed that 100 were claimed)?

How many kills were scored on 7th September, and who were the scorers?

I have these pilots as claiming highest with this wing, any I have missed?

Caldwell 8-0-0
Hall 2-0-2
Evans 1-0-1
Gibbs 5.5-0-5
Foster 5-1-3
James 2-1-0
Laundy 2-1-1
MacDonald 2-0-0
MacLean 2.5-0-2.5
Mawer 3-0-1
Smithson 4-0-1
Watson 4-0-2
Goldsmith 4-0-1


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