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PostPosted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 7:13 am 
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Look towards the end of the page at this link:
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Good spot Ryan.

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L'avion à l'arrière plan est un Mustang P51D. (The plane in the background is Mustang P51D.)

While in the foreground is a very secondhand looking de Havilland Mosquito - fighter version.

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Some more on the following pages:

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http://hyonmesvinetenvirons.skynetblogs ... y/20060628

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Lots of good pics! I like the one of the kids sitting in the tail gunners position in the crashed B-24.

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Good spot Ryan.

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L'avion à l'arrière plan est un Mustang P51D. (The plane in the background is Mustang P51D.)

While in the foreground is a very secondhand looking de Havilland Mosquito - fighter version.


I concur - great link, Ryan

the P-51D is from the 352nd FG 487th FS

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Well, I was tipped off to it from another forum, so thanks to them. I'll go for any L-bird leads.

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