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Old November 20th 07, 02:46 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
Brian O'Neill
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So, why did they do it? Dyed in the wool anti-fascists, or just a crew
tired of the war and the probability of getting killed? There surely is
more to the story than this, intriguing though it is.

Brian
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Old November 20th 07, 02:16 PM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
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"Brian O'Neill" wrote in message
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So, why did they do it? Dyed in the wool anti-fascists, or just a crew
tired of the war and the probability of getting killed? There surely is
more to the story than this, intriguing though it is.

Brian


It's got me wondering to, Brian. I also wonder why the newspaper ran that
item at the time ~ 1974.
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Dingo

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Old November 20th 07, 04:37 PM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
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"Dingo" wrote in message
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"Brian O'Neill" wrote in message
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So, why did they do it? Dyed in the wool anti-fascists, or just a crew
tired of the war and the probability of getting killed? There surely is
more to the story than this, intriguing though it is.

Brian


It's got me wondering to, Brian. I also wonder why the newspaper ran that
item at the time ~ 1974.


There was a load of stuff that never came to light until the nineteen
seventies, like Station X in Bletchley and Ultra. My guess is that this
would have been the thirty-year rule.


 




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