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(strange nickname. In dutch it means strangler)
scared
I see one dutchman who flew a tempest too.
So would they be flying with The British roundels or the French one?
Thanks Marcel You've been a real help.
Flight Lieutenant G.F. Jongbloed
Nationality: Holland
Unit: 222
Victories: 1 Fw190 and 1 V-1 Flying Bomb in Tempest. (1 damaged and 7 and 2 shared V-1 Flying Bomb previously.)
Note: Shot down one of the last V1s in daylight on Feb 28 1945. He flew as a Flight Commander on 222 and had previously flown Spit XIVs with 322 Sqn.
There has even been A belgium pilot.
Flight Lieutenant Remy van Lierde (DFC**)
Nationality: Belgium
Unit: 3
Victories: 6 in Typhoon and 44 V-1 Flying Bombs in Tempest.
Black spinner, no invasion stripes or sky fuselage band. Looks like the photo is taken after 3rd January 1945.