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June 28, 1944. Lt. 'Hap' Kennedy shoots down
a Focke Wulf 190 over France, after a fierce engagement with the
Luftwaffe.
"In the evening, it was 'A' flight's
turn. I was Barley Blue 3. About 40 miles south of Caen at 7,000 feet,
we were looking for German transport moving up to the front. As we were
flying on an easterly course, the sun was behind us; always dangerous.
Suddenly, I saw a half dozen FW-190s coming in quickly out of the sun on
our starboard rear quarter, with more 190s higher, behind them. Extract from pilot Hap Kennedy's book,
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