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Old 1st September 2008, 23:18
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Re: "One of the Yanks" (32 Sqdn SE5a, 1918)

32 Squadron seem to have been heavy in American aces with Buddy Hale, John Donaldson and Callendar and well as Bogart Rogers! I think of them when I read Faulkners novels.
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