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	Posted by Robert Johnson on 07/25/2003 11:43am I noticed in the BERLIN U.S. Military Veterans Association web site-History section : USAF units continued to support the city from Tempelhof Central Airport (TCA) throughout the period. Between 1946 and 1964 Soviet aircraft attacked twelve U.S. aircraft, causing the death of thirty-six crew and passengers. Pilots and aircraft were continually harassed as they flew in and out of Berlin. It was a dangerous place. Through it all the Berlin Air Traffic Control Center kept everything flying safely through all weather and conditions My question is where may I locate the source of the above paragraph? I am not questioning the accuracy or if it factual, I am attempting to identify the casualties. The only response I receive from letters to several members of the association is "contact the VFW." Would appreciate any information. Regards, Robert E. Johnson

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Posted by Robert Johnson on 07/25/2003 11:43am
I noticed in the BERLIN U.S. Military Veterans Association web site-History section : USAF units continued to support the city from Tempelhof Central Airport (TCA) throughout the period. Between 1946 and 1964 Soviet aircraft attacked twelve U.S. aircraft, causing the death of thirty-six crew and passengers. Pilots and aircraft were continually harassed as they flew in and out of Berlin. It was a dangerous place. Through it all the Berlin Air Traffic Control Center kept everything flying safely through all weather and conditions My question is where may I locate the source of the above paragraph? I am not questioning the accuracy or if it factual, I am attempting to identify the casualties. The only response I receive from letters to several members of the association is "contact the VFW." Would appreciate any information. Regards, Robert E. Johnson

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