eBay: Allied intrest

[AndyMa]

#4 is Battle P2332/PH-F of 12 Sqn, lost on 12 May 40. Three crew POW.

[edwest2]

Pilot log book on Facebook.


https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=...81252167077612

[edwest2]

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[edwest2]

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[Tom Willis]

It is a DH 60 possible G Type - and the reg is F-AODP. I have no further details as to identity but the De Havilland expert Malcolm Fillmore might be able to.

[Stig Jarlevik]

Thanks Tom

F-AODP is listed as a Caudron 640 on the French civil register.
I have checked Malcolm's DH-60 data, no F-AODP in it, not even as an unidentified one.

Cheers
Stig

[Col Bruggy]

Hello,

DH 82A Tiger Moth.
(c/n. 1993)
G-ACPS/F-AQDP - DeH Technical School built.

http://airhistory.org.uk/dh/_DH%20fu...odn%20list.txt

C of R No.5429 - F-AQDP - DH 82A Tiger Moth - c/n.1993 - Aero Club de France/Paris.

http://airhistory.org.uk/gy/CoR-France.txt

Col.

[Stig Jarlevik]

Thanks Col

I checked F-AQDP as well, but the problem is I don't see much of a DH-82 in there.
While the upper wing pair seems to have a slight sweep back, the lower wing pair seems very straight to me.

But again I am incredibly lousy at identifying wrecks, so I have to consider it as a possibility.
BTW I have asked Malcolm for his opinion.

Thanks again Col, I always appreciate your opinions
Cheers
Stig

[Stig Jarlevik]

Col was spot on

Malcolm confirms this is the Tiger Moth F-AQDP

Cheers
Stig