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20th August 2009, 20:29

Brian

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Re: Wellington loss 7 November 1940

Thanks Khorat

I wonder if the loss of R3289 of 99 Squadron has somehow been confused with a balloon incident?

So what brought down R3289 just 150 yards from the shore at Felixstowe? Our own guns? Did the crew survive? Who were they?

Cheers
Brian

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