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Old 2nd May 2008, 12:29
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Re: Spitfire P9374 Article Aeroplane June 2008

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Originally Posted by Peter Cornwell View Post
Can't offer any confirmation of the individual letter I'm afraid but No.92 Squadron codes were being changed from GR to QJ around that time which could explain their apparent absence on a partly re-coded aircraft ?

I have a photo of Roger Bushell's N3194 crash landed on the 23rd May
which clearly shows 92 sq code as GR-Z.

Not sure how P9374 can positively be identified from such wreckage though........


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