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30th August 2009, 20:07

phasselgren phasselgren is offline

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Royal Flying Corps Communiques

Hi,

There are three books in a serie called Royal Flying Corps Communiques. The first covering 1915-1916 edited by Christopher Cole, the second covering 1917-1918 (ends with March) edited by Chas Bowyer and the last covering 1918 again edited by Christopher Cole.

My question is how detailed are these weekly communiques when it comes to air-to-air claims? Are all claims listed complete with names of pilots or air gunners?

Thanks in advance
Peter Hasselgren

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