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16 October 2009, 08:59 AM
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Lambert's SSW DIII
Gentlemen,
The listing for W.C.Lambert 24 Squadron in ATT shows him downing a SSW DIII on 2 June,1918 around 1115 over Davenscourt. How do you suppose the aircraft type was determined? According to what I have read the SSWs were withdrawn from the front at this time do primarily to overheating problems. Lambert himself claims a Fokker D VII in his book "Combat Report". Any ideas what aircraft it was and from what unit? Thanks for your time. Russ |
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