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fotobass, I imagine that somewhere, there is a manifest of who was on this particular aircraft, but where that would be? I couldn't begin to imagine....somewhere deep in the city of Washington I would presume.

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It's a thing that many people is searching :D

but we can say that it was not troopers from E/506 or F/506

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Hello

I am pleased to tell you that a new website for the SNAFU Special is online.

http://www.the-snafu-special.com

You have now the full story of the plane between World War II and the ceremony on June 7, 2008 in Normandy after her restoration. Around 575 photographs from the adventure.
The website is in French and English. Many pages are already translated in English and the work is in progress to complete the translation.
But, if the page you see is always in French, you have the photographs to see :D

Have a good visit!

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Cool to see the pics. Nice site.

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