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I was also able to get current with everyone's adventures this morning whilst sipping my coffee.

Raine, Geoffrey is best rid of the priggish Major Babington, the man did him a favour sending him to 60 Squadron. Back in France with the likes of Bishop and Molesworth I predict Corderoy’s luck will turn round in all regards, confirmed claims included. Speaking of claims, he’d be smart to allow Bishop the benefit of the doubt when it comes to the wobbly ones, I hear the fellow can change his temper considerably when his integrity is questioned. Loved the misfire drill. Superb write-ups all of them.

Carrick, looks like Jeffrey enjoyed his stay at hospital as well as his two-day pass but now it’s time to get back to the task at hand. By the way, tricky landing in the dark there at Gorgue. And as mentioned by Raine, great snapshots of the bombing results from that earlier sortie. Well done.

MadKerbal, love the vintage photos. Tough show though on young Arthur’s untimely demise. Hope to see you back soon with a new pilot.

Dark Canuck, congratulations on Benjamin’s transfer back to France and his old digs at the Dunes. Rough start though, here’s hoping him a more mindful guardian angel then poor Byington’s and a confirmation on that Alb. The RNAS can always celebrate another ace.

Fullofit, hardly seems fair that the old hands should suffer with the clapped-out mounts while the green fliegers get the latest equipment. What happened to “rank has its privilege” eh? Fingers crossed Aldi will be blessed with a spanking new machine soon. And I don’t think Käte is the only one who has found the Baron to be somewhat of a prat.

Wonderful reports everyone, most enjoyable. Oh and Robert, Filescamp is on my list of aerodromes to be built at some point in the future. smile2

Cheers All!

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