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19th August 2007, 14:07
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Two graves - english pilots
Found this in a German photo album. Time probably the end of 1940. Place: France? On both crosses it says “Engl. Flieger Offz.”. The left one was for “W.F. Barton”, the right one for “W.I. Murphy”.
Perhaps somebody here in Forum can identify the pilots? Regards Hans 
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19th August 2007, 14:55
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Re: Two graves - english pilots
Both were from 107 Sqn lost 4 Sep 39-Flt Lt W F Barton was shot down in Blenheim N6184 & Fg Off W J Murphy in N6188. Both are buried at Sage
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