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9th December 2008, 16:53

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Re: Flying Hours

I think you will find that there was a wide variation, dependant upon the state of the war at the time. During BoB pilots were rushed into squadrons as soon as possible. By late 1943 early 1944 there were so many in training that a lot never reached an operational squadron.

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