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30 April 2007, 10:25 AM
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Nieuport Ser. No. B3455
Has anyone got a photo or a detailed description of this machine (Can I presume it to be a Nie 23 because of the Ser. No.?). I am most interested in whether it bore a number on the fuselage and if so, what number. The machine may have had horizontal red stripes on the cowling and was with
1 Sqn. RFC through the summer of 1917. Any help would be appreciated. - I should add that I have already checked the Windsock Datafile and the Special on the type, Rimmell's Warbirds book on Nieuports, Roger's British Squadron Markings and Franks' Nieuport Aces, so no need to check any of them. Thanks! Last edited by Paddy; 30 April 2007 at 12:01 PM. Reason: added where I already looked |
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