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In hindsight, who was the top day scorer?

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20th October 2018, 04:36

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Re: In hindsight, who was the top day scorer?

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Originally Posted by Russell

Nick

Please send us a PM regarding the claims of Hafner over Tunisia, I feel there is much to discuss; e.g. 7th Dec 42. The 185 losses were in the Malta Sicily area, and no where near the Tunisian mainland.

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