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Old 28th May 2008, 23:38
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Re: Ex Malta Ace, John Plagis & 126 Spitfire sqdn

Hello Mervyn
I have the ORB for 126 Sqn on CD.
I have had a quick look at September & October 1944 and I can find no details of any crash landing as you describe.
There is one incident when S/L Plagis lost his tail wheel on take off but completed the mission and crash landed back at base on his return.

Ramrod 1280.
Took off Bradwell Bay at 1730 to escort Halifax bombers returning from Osnabruck.
S/L Plagis in Spitfire IXb ML214 5J K
Returned to base at 2020.

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Andy
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