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19th May 2021, 18:13
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Re: German raider boasts of machine-gunning English women?
LOL, my comment was made with tongue firmly in cheek. Anyway, the 'historian' in question should be investigated a bit more thoroughly before giving any credibility to this nonsense. As an aside, I was having a martini with W\C Rod Smith, former CO of 401 RCAF, and he recounted how, during late 1944, he deliberately strafed a woman pushing a baby carriage, an incident caught on his gun camera footage. No 'court of inquiry' was convened.....
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