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Antipodean Andy · 04-06-2008, 03:59 AM

I've always enjoyed reading about the S/L but this article is particularly well written. I can't think of a better written one off hand, actually. Would be a wonderful basis for a book. It's cool how you see correlations with other people you've read about. From memory, I think Bush Cotton served with 43 before heading to Burma after also being offered to fly in Russia. Pujji's course to Burma was a bit more convoluted, mind you! Kittyhawks in the desert? My type of bloke!

Kyt, have you got around to arranging a meeting with the S/L or do I need to send Kitty to slap you around a bit to make you do it?

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Antipodean Andy Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Outer reaches, Melbourne, Victoria Posts: 4,039 You're Top Poster: #2 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 7	I've always enjoyed reading about the S/L but this article is particularly well written. I can't think of a better written one off hand, actually. Would be a wonderful basis for a book. It's cool how you see correlations with other people you've read about. From memory, I think Bush Cotton served with 43 before heading to Burma after also being offered to fly in Russia. Pujji's course to Burma was a bit more convoluted, mind you! Kittyhawks in the desert? My type of bloke! Kyt, have you got around to arranging a meeting with the S/L or do I need to send Kitty to slap you around a bit to make you do it? __________________ http://www.454-459squadrons.org.au/. http://www.awm.gov.au/index.asp Aircraft from No. 60 Squadron levelling out for the "run in" to make a mast-head attack on a Japanese coaster off Akyab. Courtesy AWM. Last edited by Antipodean Andy; 04-06-2008 at 04:38 AM..