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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Scherf on January 09, 2014, 04:00:13 PM
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There's a couple of blogs I follow which are related to the Mossie in WWII.
This one is basically "real-time" posts from the logbook of a 488 (nightfighter) Squadron radar operator:
http://broodyswar.wordpress.com/
Fairly straightforward, but still interesting enough to be worth a look.
This one's far more wide-ranging, all about 23 (intruder) Squadron. Tends to wander about and repeat things, and English is not the blogster's native language, however there's photos, stories and other artefacts on here you won't see anywhere else.
http://no23squadron.wordpress.com/
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Thanks!
The No. 23 squadron black is one of my two favorite skins for the VI (The other is the No. 143 coastal command skin). Did not know much about their exploits after they were in Malta. Good reading till my new books arrive in the mail.
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There's a couple of blogs I follow which are related to the Mossie in WWII.
This one is basically "real-time" posts from the logbook of a 488 (nightfighter) Squadron radar operator:
http://broodyswar.wordpress.com/
Fairly straightforward, but still interesting enough to be worth a look.
This one's far more wide-ranging, all about 23 (intruder) Squadron. Tends to wander about and repeat things, and English is not the blogster's native language, however there's photos, stories and other artefacts on here you won't see anywhere else.
http://no23squadron.wordpress.com/
My wife doesnt like you much but now you've gone and done it..... I dont care what others say I always blame you... :rofl
:salute
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:rofl
:aok
:banana: :airplane:
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Pierre Lagace, the fellow who does the 23 Squadron blog, has set up another blog for one of his subscribers, whose father was on 21 Squadron, also Mosquitos:
http://raf21squadron.wordpress.com
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Thanks again! :aok