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Old 14th October 2006, 03:43
brewerjerry brewerjerry is offline
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Re: FW200 Bombing England in 1940/41

Hi
my notes are still packed, due to my emigration , but from memory , during my pro/na research...

in the diary of the GRU detachment ( 02?) at exeter, devon, 11-12 may 41, recorded that eight aircraft attacked the airfield, one of the attacking bombers was a FW 200.

devonport dockyard , plymouth devon, was attacked in daylight by a four engined bomber in late 40/ early 41.

I seem to recall an incident with 247sq over cornwall with a fw 200, april 41, I think.
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