The latest project to get underway this summer is the recovery of a spitfire from 602squ whilst flying from kenley 12th march 1942, but i am drawing a blank on the pilot.
Now do any of the folk have details on the pilot Flt/Sgt Schofield
Thanks
By: Deskpilot - 31st August 2011 at 03:27
From Flt/Sgt to officer? A ‘field promotion’ perhaps?
By: Deskpilot - 31st August 2011 at 03:27
From Flt/Sgt to officer? A ‘field promotion’ perhaps?
By: ian_ - 31st August 2011 at 00:09
Excellent pics, If you’re sending some bits over to the family I’ll fire up the laser cutter.
By: ian_ - 31st August 2011 at 00:09
Excellent pics, If you’re sending some bits over to the family I’ll fire up the laser cutter.
By: fighterace - 30th August 2011 at 23:58
Mystery solved
After a bit of luck, we finally traced the son the late Frederick Schofield in USA. This was the final piece of the jig saw to the background of Spitfire AD189 which was dug for next years TV series on BBC called DIG WW2, certainly a series to watch presented by Dan Snow
His log book confirmed the loss of spitfire AD189 12th March 1942
Thanks for all the help,
By: fighterace - 30th August 2011 at 23:58
Mystery solved
After a bit of luck, we finally traced the son the late Frederick Schofield in USA. This was the final piece of the jig saw to the background of Spitfire AD189 which was dug for next years TV series on BBC called DIG WW2, certainly a series to watch presented by Dan Snow
His log book confirmed the loss of spitfire AD189 12th March 1942
Thanks for all the help,
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March 22, 2011 at 10:43 pm