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19th September 2006, 19:26

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Re: English Airmen POW's + No. 239 (AC) Squadron

Hello You all,

thanks a lot for your interest.
The figure I have here on Höhler's claims are 14 Spitfires.

I have another question: I recently found an interesting photo showing the Mustang HB-A Mk. I s/n AH565 from No. 239 (AC) Squadron lost on the 21st of July 1942 after being shot down by a JG 2 pilot (Hptm. Bolz). Any idea of the name of this pilot, and his fate?

Thanks

Erik

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