If this works, it should translate

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VHF Supplies on the A4 Great West Road. That takes back a bit. Went out of business in the early 80s when they decided to only sell their World Airline Fleets book and the monthly update that went with it. Out went the kits, radios, other aviation magazines and display models. Probably not the best business plan.

Surely these exchanges achieve nothing. It is clear there are 4 or 5 scenarii for what happened but until hard evidence is proved we will not know which, if any, is correct.

“Scenarii” now that’s spelling!

I’ve read his obit several times over. I can’t hardly believe it. What a hero!!!! Only knew the story from the film, but the real story is so much better. Imagine if the Nazis had acquired the Bomb. I say no more.

Agree that this information should have been made clear to the family at the outset, but it MAY mean that Dennis Copping had a decent burial 70 years and ago and that he did not suffer a lingering lonely death. This maybe the best and only out come of the story. Hope not, and hope his remains are yet found.