No. 47 Squadron RAF (English Wikipedia)

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Yoxall (1955), p. 455 Yoxall, John (8 April 1955). "No. 47 Squadron: History of a Famous Transport Command Unit". Flight. Vol. 67, no. 2411. pp. 454–457, 468.
Yoxall (1955), pp. 455–456 Yoxall, John (8 April 1955). "No. 47 Squadron: History of a Famous Transport Command Unit". Flight. Vol. 67, no. 2411. pp. 454–457, 468.
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