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July 21st 04, 04:39 PM
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Was that in the MTO?
Yep. Figures. Whether a guy flew into Germany from the East or South makes so much difference? As a data point, these boys lost 18 pilots shot down in the last two months of the war, including the group CO. They lost five on April 15, 1945. But, being the MTO, this is of no significance or interest. Chris Mark 
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