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14th August 2021, 02:04
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Re: 13 squadron pilots and aircrew names needed 1940
GNAPP,
Could be - E, Gnapp, 117795. Eric Gnapp, 217148. D G, G'Napp, 751043 At first search in the NA file it looked like a "1" but on second look following Paul's post below I see a definite difference between the 7 and the 1 of G'Napp's service number. https://discovery.nationalarchives.g...ls/r/C15624135 Page 308 All must have survived WW2 as only one is listed in CWGC, and that was a WW1 man from Bedford. G'Napp, recorded in the ORB as a Sgt in October 1940 Last edited by Alex Smart; 15th August 2021 at 03:04. 
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