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A long way from home in a very cold place: A story of Flight Lt. Andy Magee (Part 6)

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On May 2, 1942, at No. 17 Advanced Flying Unit (AFU) in Watton, 120 kilometres northeast of London, England, Flight Lt. Andy Magee climbed into the cockpit of a Miles Master II trainer airplane for the very first time.

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A long way from home in a very cold place: A story of Flight Lt. Andy Magee (Part 6)

2 months ago·Chatham- Kent, Canada

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