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Unknown twinengined A/C loss on June 30th, 1944

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17th August 2008, 16:02

Kurtl12

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Re: Unknown twinengined A/C loss on June 30th, 1944

Sgt. Horn - Pilot, Sgt. Parnaby - Air Gunner and Sgt. Varcoe - Wireless Operator / Air Gunner rest at Klagenfurt War Cemetery. I attached pictures of the grave stones. They rest side by side in peace.

I am not sure what function an "Wireless Operator" describes. Is it the radio operator on board?

Kurtl

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