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22nd May 2020, 21:14

Steve Smith Steve Smith is offline

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Hi,

Hoping with someone with better skills than mine can navigating the LG and find a pilot of 218 Squadron circa 1942. F/O - F/Lt Allen. The AM Form 1180 has his service number as 88245? His initials change from D W to W D to finally W. Any help much appreciated.

TIA

Steve

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