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Old 03-01-2012, 12:50 PM
lane lane is offline
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Originally Posted by Glider View Post
I know that and I thank you for your posting, but it cannot be questioned that central to the Pips position is that there was a shortage. All I am asking is for Kurfurst to provide any evidence, that any part of the UK government, any department, considered there to be a shortage of 100 octane for FC, at any time during the BOB.

There are a raft of papers to the contrary and I could add a load more to your posting but I am not asking Kurfurst for that, I am just asking him to provide one paper, just one, that says there was a shortage.

It shouldn't be that difficult, hundreds of papers, books, articles, personal memories, histories have been written about the battle. There must be one that agrees with him.
Hi Glider:

I greatly appreciate the efforts you've made and the documents you have shared regarding the Battle of Britain and 100 octane fuel. As for the other business, it may be advisable to keep in mind the insight and wisdom found in camber's post 448. I believe you've adequately addressed the alleged shortage in your post 475 above.

Last edited by lane; 03-01-2012 at 03:03 PM.