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9th April 2019, 21:45

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Re: RAF DAKOTA losses Market Garden

Colin Cummings "Though Without Anger" has:

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The aircraft was hit by flak and despite getting to the Belgian border, it was eventually crash landed on heathland. The crew, captained by Flying Officer Kenny, was captured with the exception of two of the despatchers who evaded.

Kenny's parents must have been quite surprised as the day that Kenny went missing was the same day they received a telegram informing them that their other son, F/O James Frederick Henry Kenny, was reported Prisoner of War.

Dave

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