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9 August 2016, 04:50 PM
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What were the quiteter sectors of the Western Front?
Another question I've wanted to ask to help me learn some new information
 I've read up on squadrons where they saw limited action in the Western Front due to locale so lesser kills and losses.Areas were the battlefront was very active like the Somme,Verdun,Ypres,ect. saw some of the most volatile activity in the skies over them.What areas in the Western Front were the opposite?
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