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Ex Malta Ace, John Plagis & 126 Spitfire sqdn

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30th May 2008, 10:35

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Re: Ex Malta Ace, John Plagis & 126 Spitfire sqdn

Hello Andy,

Having had a further general search through various records etc, it would 'appear' from from these that J.P was indeed hit by flak over Arnhem on the 10th, subsequently making a high speed crash landing with minor injuries.

Can it be confirmed that 126sqdn were not active on that date with any missions or, any a/c?

Regards,

Mervyn

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