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2nd September 2018, 15:36
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No.29 OTU Wellington crash(s)
Hi,
Long shot here, I am researching the movements of a crew who joined 218 (Gold Coast) Squadron in February 1945. One of the crew F/Sgt Richard Rhodes, BA records in a letter sent to me in the 1980's that he and his crew over a three week period were forced bail-out twice of a Wellington. I have check Chorley and found nothing. Any kind soul have a copy of the 29 ORB. His pilot would have been P/O Hal Hughes. TIA Steve
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