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12th August 2023, 12:30

Stig Jarlevik Stig Jarlevik is offline

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Re: Spitfire TD116 20.09.45

Phil

This is a post war question and should be moved there.

No idea what is on the 'net but Jim Halley (in RAF Aircraft SA100 - VZ999)
says it collided with SM842 and belly landed at Wunsdorf on the date in question

Colin Cummings adds: During formation flying, the aircraft was struck by SM842. Damage was caused
to the rudder, which jammed, compelling the pilot to make a wheels up emergency landing.

Pilot (unknown since not listed) was unhurt

Cheers
Stig

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