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Old 31st December 2019, 00:21
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Re: Ken Charney - post war

There is a story here on Charney that includes a photo of him climbing out of what they identify as a Meteor. I "think" the plane may be a Hawker Hunter. Is it possibly the same photo you saw?

http://pirineosenguerra.blogspot.com...-cumplida.html
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