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http://www.frenchaymuseumarchives.co.uk/Archives/PagesBiogy/Hewlett-Colin.htm
" In 1942, by now a Flight Lieutenant, he was transferred to Drem, East Midlothian, Scotland for a period of respite.
On 12th December 1942, Colin volunteered to test fly a Spitfire that had been repaired. During the flight there was an explosion in the engine and Colin was seen floating to the ground in his parachute; once more sparking off the comment from his friends that it was 'Colin's Luck' again.
But he was not so lucky this time; the explosion had broken his neck and he was found to be dead when he landed on the ground.
His body was brought back to Frenchay, where he was buried in the St John the Baptist Churchyard."
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