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29 January 2013, 12:23 PM
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57 Squadron
My uncle Lt. E H Piper was a pilot (DH4) in France between 5th Dec'17 and 15th May'18 when he was shot down and killed. I have his Pilot's Flying Log Book and have already visited The National Archive and looked at the squadron records and intend compiling a history of the squadron, firstly during the period when my uncle was with it. I am interested in any information on other pilots and photographs of the squadron.
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