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B-17G, 42-37841, Banshee crashed 27th Aug 1944

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8th February 2022, 14:21

Larry

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Re: B-17G, 42-37841, Banshee crashed 27th Aug 1944

By the way this B-17 missed its base at Molesworth on return and crashed 75 miles further away in Suffolk. At full power how long would it take this B-17 to cover 75 miles?

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