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31st January 2007, 21:07
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Helmut Lent victory 6 July 1941
Hello,
I am trying to research a combat report I have for a Whitley (of No.10 Squadron?) that was shot down at about 00:56 hours on the 6th July 1941 by an aircraft flown by Helmut Lent of NJG1. I believe two of the crew were found dead with the aircraft but any information about the crew would be very gratefully received. If anyone has a copy of Chorley for 1941, this may be what I am looking for. Thank you in advance to anyone who can help me. Regards, Andy 
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1st February 2007, 13:59
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Re: Helmut Lent victory 6 July 1941
All four crew were killed, and are buried in Hardenberg Cemetery
P/O R Goulding Sgt D Morrison Sgt R H Jordan F/S R I H Aird You can use the CWGC website's database to find their full names.
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