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Re: Interesting Footnote documents.
Great Job, thanx !
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Re: Interesting Footnote documents.
Thanks Horst for that very quick and interesting reply. I will PM you with a few entries that I am interested in later today. If you can help that would be great!
More documents to view: 4th Sept 1939 - 31st Dec 1942 http://www.footnote.com/viewer.php?i...=1942#38598526 Ist Jan - 31st Dec 1943 http://www.footnote.com/viewer.php?image=38635555&query=dec%2043&words=43| dec#38633256 Jan - April (incomplete) 1945 http://www.footnote.com/viewer.php?image=38614489&query=jersey&words=jerse y|jerseys#38614339 Steve. PS:Bit busy today - putting up the xmas tree with the kids ! |
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Re: Interesting Footnote documents.
Can I ask for some help with these?
On 4th December 1943 Halifax HR732 was lost and no trace of aircraft or crew graves has been recorded, but as the pilots wedding ring was returned 3 years after the War ended, the relatives believe it was hit by flak and exploded hence no large identifiable wreckage. On pages 94/5 for Jan to Dec 1943 a number of losses are recorded (I believe 25 bombers were lost or failed to attack) so I can eliminate some with known night fighter claims, hopefully leaving what might be HR732 crash site. The MACR references seem to be given in the far right column, but how does one progress from the MACR number to the Report itself? There is a belief that the ring was sent back from America, which might be the case if a US team was involved. Any hints would be appreciated. Thanks in advance |
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Re: Interesting Footnote documents.
Good Morning icare2
Can you provide a MACR report # to your particular case ?. Thank you Horst Weber |
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Re: Interesting Footnote documents.
Well, with the 25 losses that night, there is a whole series, some of which are tied to known aircraft, but here is the range:
116861 to '863; 116791; '599; '875 - '862; '624; '867-'874; '895 - '898; '900 - '913; '883 - '893 (this is typed as 11683 - 116893). Sorry, don't have a specific one to home in to... Appreciate any help |
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Re: Interesting Footnote documents.
Do I have to try harder or no French airplanes were ever lost over Germany in 1939-40?
Chris |
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