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Mysterious 127 Sqn loss on 2 October 1944

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23rd February 2005, 14:07

Laurent Rizzotti Laurent Rizzotti is offline

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Laurent Rizzotti will become famous soon enough

Thanks a lot Franek and send my thanks to Mr Główczewski too.

Poland is a bit too far for me to go....

According to his memoirs, the crash took place in the evening of the 1st after sunset. Report on the state of aircraft was probably done the next day, so the loss is listed on 2nd October 1944 in FCL (that is not the most trustworthy book you can find).

Regards

Laurent

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