Maybe SAAF Spitfire?? - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

micky · #1 3rd July 2008, 08:11

Thank you Stefaan, the spitfire production list say it was the Spitfire LFIX MJ75, is the same?

VoyTech · #2 3rd July 2008, 12:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by micky

the spitfire production list say it was the Spitfire LFIX MJ75, is the same?

More likely MJ383.

Leendert · #3 3rd July 2008, 13:22

Mickey,

Lt S.B. Healey is mentioned on http://www.behindbarbedwire.org/safrican.htm#H so became POW.

If you meant MJ751 and your source was spitfires.ukf.net, then the loss date was 27-7-1944?

Check www.footnote.com and enter Tebano in the search item. There's a hit that leads you to a MACR. It looks like Tebano is mentioned with a Spitfire on 27-9-1944, but not being a member of this website, I can't read the fine print.
Perhaps another forum reader can help you here?

Regards,

Leendert

stefaan · #4 3rd July 2008, 17:36

Hi.
The Spitty was MJ383.
Is it possible that you can get us photo's of the wreck and wreck site???
Stefaan

micky · #5 3rd July 2008, 22:29

OK Stefaan, we will go to the crash site in august, the first pic is for you!

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