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22nd September 2006, 16:33
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Aubrey Charles Stanhope, Eagle Sqdn
Hi,
Does anybody know if Aubrey Charles Stanhope is still alive ? His mother was french and he did training in Angers. Later he joined Eagle Squadron. TIA Bertrand H 
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22nd September 2006, 19:31
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Re: Aubrey Charles Stanhope, Eagle Sqdn
Hi,
121 Squadron Lost on 7th Sept 1943 in P47 "WD-X" 41-6207 POW. Alex
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23rd September 2006, 19:17
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Re: Aubrey Charles Stanhope, Eagle Sqdn
Hello
A/C nicknamed « MarkII » crashed near Zandvliet (Hulst ?) P-47C-2-RE 4FG 335th FS 1st Lt Stanhope Aubrey C.(POW)O-885212 Shot down by the Oblt Beese Arthur 1./JG 26 at 10:03 Phil
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23rd September 2006, 19:28
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Re: Aubrey Charles Stanhope, Eagle Sqdn
I am not sure at 100% but he is still alive he is a retired LtCol Stanhope Aubrey Charles born the 8/6/1920 he was at Angers-Avrille from 15/9/39 to 15/3/40
He married Lauther Muriel Grace the 4/9/1941 they have a girl Paulette Beatrice Stanhope born the 13/4/1946
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23rd September 2006, 21:05
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Re: Aubrey Charles Stanhope, Eagle Sqdn
Thanks Alex and Flupke for these interesting replies.
Bertrand H
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