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Eagle Day by Geoff Nutkins SIG2173 If the operation had succeeded

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If the operation had succeeded the war in Europe might have been over by Christmas 1944

as Wing Commander Guy Gibson stood in front of them on the afternoon of 16th May 1943

Ian Macfadyen and his navigator flying XV500

She started operations in February 1944

The Falaise Gap

Eagle Day by Geoff Nutkins SIG2173 If the operation had succeededDHM6961. Eagle Day by Geoff Nutkins. Smoke rises from the wreckage of a Dornier Do 17 bomber, part of a force sent to attack RAF Kenley on 18th August 1940. The Dornier was brought down near Biggin Hill by Sergeant Ron Brown of No. 111 Squadron, whose Hurricane flies low overhead. Signed by Wing Commander R J Brown, MBE Air Vice Marshal A V R Johnstone, CBE, DFC Wing Commander P L Parrot, DFC & Bar, AFC and Air Vice Marshal F D Hughes, CB, CBE, DSO,

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