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Offline youngtug

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Re: RAF 78 Squadron WW2
« Reply #27 on: Wednesday 08 October 14 08:16 BST (UK) »
Following my enquiry here I have started this thread which may be of interest; http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=701649.0
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  WILSON;-Wiltshire.
 SOUL;-Gloucestershire.
 SANSUM;-Berkshire-Wiltshire
 BASSON-BASTON;- Berkshire,- Oxfordshire.
 BRIDGES;- Wiltshire.
 DOWDESWELL;-Wiltshire,Gloucestershire
 JORDAN;- Berkshire.
 COX;- Berkshire.
 GOUDY;- Suffolk.
 CHATFIELD;-Sussex-- London
 MORGAN;-Blaenavon-Abersychan
 FISHER;- Berkshire.
 BLOMFIELD-BLOOMFIELD-BLUMFIELD;-Suffolk.
DOVE. Essex-London
YOUNG-Berkshire
ARDEN.
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Re: RAF 78 Squadron WW2
« Reply #28 on: Tuesday 05 June 18 23:36 BST (UK) »
To Halifaxman and Gini,
I hope this thread is still open.

My uncle was F/O G I Whitehouse on JD329 and was one of only 2 crew who survived. I would be interested in any information anyone has. I have some photos here  and one of an unknown crew member.

Gini, in our family archive we still have original correspondence between his wife and the families of the other crew members as they were waiting for news.

His wife was originally told he was dead until contacted by someone living on the south coast who heard his name listed as pow on French radio.

Love to hear from you or other members.

Steven

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