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Identification of crash and pilot in command

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13th April 2018, 22:25

Melvin Brownless Melvin Brownless is offline

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Re: Identification of crash and pilot in command

Thanks a lot Egbert, also to the nephew of Rudi too!

Regards and thanks,

Melvin

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