Crash Site Hurricane TM-B Ray Holmes
A plaque was placed near the crash site of the Hurricane TM-B flown by Ray Holmes on 15th September 1940 after a spectacular action where the tail of a German Dornier bomber was sliced off.
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Source
- Text: Andrew Blezard
- Photos: Andrew Blezard
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