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IAR-80 remains found in Crimea| Cantacuzino |
Posted: November 20, 2003 04:22 pm
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Thanks Victor, a nice detail for my model and for IAR 80,81 fans.
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| George |
Posted: November 25, 2003 02:31 am
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IAR-80 Nr.39 Adj.Av.Apolozan Dobre lost in sea near Mamaia 2 August 1941 Gr.8 Vt.Esc.52 Vt.
IAR-80 Nr.143 Adj.Av.Encioiu D-tru lost near Mamaia 21 October 1942 Gr.9 Vt. Esc.52 Vt. Nr.264 is the only IAR-80 lost in the eastern side of Black Sea in WWII. |
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| Dénes |
Posted: November 26, 2003 03:11 am
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In your book, on p. 278, No. 39 is given as lost on 13 Aug. 1943, piloted by Slt. Gh. Voicu. Can you confirm the a/c number? Wasn't it rather No. 55? I have Adj. av. Apolozan as being part of Esc. 59 van. at the time of his death. [source: JurnOp. Flot. 2 van.] |
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| Victor |
Posted: August 18, 2007 03:06 pm
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I found the photos in a long forgotten folder on my HDD, so here they are, once again.
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