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I am looking for a copy of a photo that appears in the Grover Hall book "1000 Destroyed" on the 4th FG, photo is of Don Blakeslee briefing his pilots at Debden Circa 1944. Any help locating a copy is most appreciated, I think photo originally appeared in UK publication called "Illustrated"
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this one ?

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Martin,
Thats the one, any idea where I might find a copy? National Archives perhaps? Any help appreciated.
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