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Originally Posted by Kyt

Definately an anomoly/ommission. He's in the Men of the Battle of Britain:

Yes, seems so doesn't it?

I have asked 52nd if he would contact the BoB Society. If not I will once we have gone through this whole list.

Sadly though, a month could be a long time to some of these men.

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