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30th September 2006, 23:45
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Re: british fighter P/4924 10-02-1940
Is that DD/MM/YYYY?
If so, it shouldn't be to hard to find a record, The Netherlands were still neutral. Did you check the usual references? Illusies en Incidenten (up to May 1940) Nooit was het still Vol. 1 (after May 1940) I could check those sources if no one gives an answer beforehand.
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1st October 2006, 00:20
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Re: british fighter P/4924 10-02-1940
P4924 was a Bristol Blenhein of 107 Sqn , that was written off after a belly landing at RAf Lossiemouth in Scotland after a bombing mission to Stavanger / Sola on 17th April 1940.
So this does not match your serial number which must be wrong. R4924 was a Tiger Moth.
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