Other suspicious things... William Stott of the Lancashir Fusiliers was a private, never a paratrooper, and died fighting on the front. The Fusiliers are a lin

Other suspicious things... William Stott of the Lancashir Fusiliers was a private, never a paratrooper, and died fighting on the front. The Fusiliers are a line regiment, they had no airborne element. There is no such thing as 'K' Sector Normandy. He claims 27 1525/6 "translates" as 27/6 15:25 - which is rather a big leap, especially when you look at the actual message slip. The message is laid out in standard one-time cipher style for the British Army at that time.