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Old 8th March 2008, 09:54
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Re: Lt William A. Lovell combat 02 dec 42

If interested the following Website is a Luftwaffe claim for 2 X P38 on 2 December 1942

http://www.luftwaffe.cz/grasser.htmlntries Entries 95 & 96



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Old 8th March 2008, 10:40
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Re: Lt William A. Lovell combat 02 dec 42

Not certain but did this chap fly with 165 Sqn beforehand?
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Re: Lt William A. Lovell combat 02 dec 42

Hi Jerry

You probably already have this info - but just in case:

Nationality: American. Rank: Sgt,F/S - 1st February 1942, P/O - 19th April 1942. Squadron: 263. In: 9th October 1941 from 55 OTU. Out: 29th September 1942. First Op: 7th January 1942. Hours: 105.05+. Sorties: 92+. Nickname: Bill. Remarks: Born in Pennsylvania, he was discharged from the RCAF to join the USAAF to fly P-38 Lightnings with the 94th Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Group in North Africa. Service number O-885238, he was awarded the Air Medal with 3 Oak Clusters but he went missing in action on 11th February 1944. He is commemorated on the tablet at the North African American Cemetery at Carthage, Tunisia.

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Re: Lt William A. Lovell combat 02 dec 42

I was wrong. I have a photo of him the the cockpit of his 263 Sqn Whirlwind; no serial but the name 'P/O Lovell' just ahead of the windscreen
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P/O Lovell's machine was P7062 HE-L
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