brian
3rd October 2008, 13:38
Hi guys
For those who have kindly purchased a copy of my latest book, I must notify you of an error that has come to light (courtesy of Hugh Halliday).
Page 16: states that the claim for a Do217 probable made by W/Cdr Hampshire of 456(RAAF) Squadron in a Mosquito on 30 April 1944 was Mitchell FR142 of 320 Dutch Squadron - a case of mistaken identity/ friendly fire.
It now appears that FR142 was shot down on 26 April 1944 by an RCAF Mosquito pilot, yet to be identified.
With appropriate egg on face I apologise and hope there will not be too many other errors found in the study!
Incidentally, in the Braham/Gregory book 'Scramble' is mention of two Dutch Mitchells from the same 320 Squadron being shot down by a Mosquito circa 20 May 1944. Can anyone throw any light on this incident?
With apologies
Brian
For those who have kindly purchased a copy of my latest book, I must notify you of an error that has come to light (courtesy of Hugh Halliday).
Page 16: states that the claim for a Do217 probable made by W/Cdr Hampshire of 456(RAAF) Squadron in a Mosquito on 30 April 1944 was Mitchell FR142 of 320 Dutch Squadron - a case of mistaken identity/ friendly fire.
It now appears that FR142 was shot down on 26 April 1944 by an RCAF Mosquito pilot, yet to be identified.
With appropriate egg on face I apologise and hope there will not be too many other errors found in the study!
Incidentally, in the Braham/Gregory book 'Scramble' is mention of two Dutch Mitchells from the same 320 Squadron being shot down by a Mosquito circa 20 May 1944. Can anyone throw any light on this incident?
With apologies
Brian