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3 April 2011, 11:58 AM
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Letter of Inglis' SE5a?
Hi Folks,
As I understand it, on Mannock's last flight he was flying SE5a E1295 Letter 'Z' and Donald Inglis was flying SE5a E1294. Can anyone tell me what letter Inglis' SE5a had, please. Need the information for a piece of digital art I'm planning so if anyone can supply the detail I'd be grateful. I've trawled these fora and the 'net in general but have found nowt. Regards, Dej
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