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22 November 2000, 01:43 PM
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Hardly comprehensive, but for light research and quick reference I would recommend http://british-forces.com/cig/squadrons/squadindex.html for RFC/RAF.
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23 November 2000, 05:52 AM
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>Which website would you consider the
>most comprehensive for researching >allied squadrons? American, Belgian, British, French, Italian, Russian or,
The best site on the net for the Australian Flying Corps is one that many on this forum have contributed to; It deals with a lesser known period of Australian Martial history and in many texts, an often unrecognized or misrepresented aviation arm that fought in WWI. The website goes into a fair bit of detail to do with the AFC Squadrons. cam |
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