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Description A Hawker Hurricane Mk.1 aircraft (RAF serial V7670) captured intact by the Germans in March 1941 and then recaptured at Gambut airfield later.
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Author Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Jack Bardenhagen, Australian armed forces
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