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The article says that U-64 was bombed by a
Fairey Swordfish, whereas the
Georg-Wilhelm Schulz article says that it was a
Supermarine Walrus. My recollection is that the Warspite carried a Walrus (I made a model of it more years ago than I care to remember), confirmed by the Walrus article, so is there any source to support the Swordfish version?
Mikenorton (
talk) 14:49, 2 June 2010 (UTC)reply
Thanks, looks the most likely and I've turned up quite a few other supporting refs myself; I'll update the other article accordingly. Cheers,
Mikenorton (
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The article says that U-64 was bombed by a
Fairey Swordfish, whereas the
Georg-Wilhelm Schulz article says that it was a
Supermarine Walrus. My recollection is that the Warspite carried a Walrus (I made a model of it more years ago than I care to remember), confirmed by the Walrus article, so is there any source to support the Swordfish version?
Mikenorton (
talk) 14:49, 2 June 2010 (UTC)reply
Thanks, looks the most likely and I've turned up quite a few other supporting refs myself; I'll update the other article accordingly. Cheers,
Mikenorton (
talk) 21:08, 2 June 2010 (UTC)reply