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14th November 2008, 17:19

drgondog

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Re: Strafing banned or approved on April 16, 1945?

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Originally Posted by strafer

Oops, Bill is right, of course, these were F-5. They could cover this area, I pressume.

They would - but the PRG had obtained both P-51D's for escort of the P-38/F-5A and I know the F-6 with wing mounted cameras were in ETO late.

They were certainly in the right area, more or less, to cover Straubing and Eger, etx

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