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Old 17th May 2018, 22:04
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Re: Richmond NAS, Florida - fire destroys 365 a/c - Sept 1945

I'm not a member either so haven't seen these diaries.

Assuming most of the aircraft lost were trainers and in view of the fact that it happened just after the War had ended, it is likely that most of them would have been discarded anyway within the succeeding few months.
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