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RudiS 9th October 2017 17:59

Re: eBAy: Captured german planes
 
Thanks Roger. Very much appreciated.

Regards,
Rudi.

Nick Beale 9th October 2017 18:07

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Those Reggiane 2002 wrecks are indeed at Lyon-Bron, as was Ju 86 W.Nr. 5013 (RO+CW)

RudiS 9th October 2017 20:52

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Thanks for confirming this, Nick.

Regards,
Rudi.

Snautzer 9th October 2017 22:07

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Fi156 https://www.ebay.com/sch/Photographs...20&_ssn=pkrug1

Snautzer 10th October 2017 12:40

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Me410, wreck usa pilots in front. http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-US-AAC-A...4AAOSwsPlZ3Bbu
(4th pic from the left)

ouidjat 11th October 2017 11:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RudiS (Post 240854)
Is the Werknr of this Me 262 known?
...
Regards,
Rudi.

Yes it is: 500004

Cheers,
Franck.

Roger Gaemperle 11th October 2017 11:18

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Hi Franck,

the bare metal Me 262 at Neubiberg was 111728 and not 500004. Confirmed by several photos.

Cheers
Roger

ouidjat 11th October 2017 11:25

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Okay, I have both and they look different.

ouidjat 11th October 2017 11:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Roger Gaemperle (Post 240952)
Hi Franck,

the bare metal Me 262 at Neubiberg was 111728 and not 500004. Confirmed by several photos.

Cheers
Roger

Yep,
The "experts" talk and made many comments in many posts, here in TOCH, in Old LEMB, and in LRG again.
The conclusion of all these talks was, the one with a Hungarian G-10 on top was 500004.
And, indeed there was this 111728. (depicted on today's eBay picture?)
Where have you been Roger during all this time? ;)
...
This said, I do accept your comment above, no doubt. But maybe the subject should be put on table, again and again?

Cheers
Franck.

ChristianK 11th October 2017 11:59

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Hmmm..I have just looked through all my Neubiberg photos (which are a lot) and I saw just two Me 262s there - the bare-metal one (with the 109 on top), and "White 7" from III./EJG 2 (or so I think).
Ok, to be fair, I have no clear picture from the starboard side of "White 7", but otherwise I could not make out any traces of an applied Werknummer on both Me 262s. Were are the pictures that prove their Werknummern?

Snautzer 11th October 2017 12:30

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Bf109 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Photo-Captur...AAAOSwjGpZ3PAV

Roger Gaemperle 11th October 2017 15:01

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Franck,

I don't consider myself an expert. The W.Nr. 111728 is rather based on the fact that the number 728 is painted onto the bomb carrier of the 262 that was underneath the Hungarian G-10. It is known from other aircraft of the 1117xx block that the last 3 digits were painted onto the bomb carriers. Most likely because the fit of these carriers was so poor that they needed to be adjusted for every individual aircraft and could in most cases not be interchanged between aircraft (I have a wartime Mtt document in my archive that confirms this).

Please note that the starboard engine of 728 was later replaced with one that had a bare metal intake, while the original one had a painted intake. Maybe that led some people to conclude that they were two different aircraft.

Cheers,
Roger

ChristianK 11th October 2017 15:08

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..ah ok, it's on the bomb carrier indeed! You just have to know what to look for :) Thanks Roger!

Roger Gaemperle 11th October 2017 15:11

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PS: Look at the two pictures below. The one that shows 111728 before the 109 was dropped on top of it even shows the 728 painted onto the rear fuselage. Note the dark stripe in front of the vertical stabilizer that is also visible in the photo where the 109 is already sitting on top of the 262. They are one and the same aircraft and the W.Nr. is clearly 111728.

Cheers,
Roger

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/d7/1c/9a/d...itt-me--me.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/564x/54/d3/55/5...wii-planes.jpg

ouidjat 11th October 2017 16:04

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OK 111728! Dan O'Connell is clear
I, now, just wonder who said before it was 500004?
Thanks Roger.

Franck.

Karoband 11th October 2017 17:43

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From Norbert Loy, Der Feldflugplatz Brunnthal, (2016), p.341:

Aircraft No. 58 (no photo)
Serial Number: 500004, KG 51

The camouflaged Me 262 was stored at the south west edge of the [Brunnthal] scrap yard. Two removed wings were visible. Beside these wings the tail unit with serial number 500004 (painted in black on the right side below the horizontal fin) was identified. ... Some former publications associated this serial number to an unfinished Me 262 at the Neubiberg airfield or to the Me 262 A-1/U3 "white 34". This is unlikely due to the photographs of Brunnthal ...

Jim

ouidjat 11th October 2017 18:41

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Thank you Jim,

Start to be clear now.

Franck.

S Sheflin 11th October 2017 18:44

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Hello Snautzer,

First, thank you for the nice photo in post #451.

Irrespective the ebay captioning, unless I am mistaken I believe that it depicts Bf 109 G-6/AS (WNr. xxxxxx) coded 5+ Blue outlined white, possibly late of I. EJG2, and found abandoned at Fl.Horst Gardelegen in April 1945.

Respectfully,

Steve Sheflin

Nick Beale 11th October 2017 19:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Karoband (Post 240977)
From Norbert Loy, Der Feldflugplatz Brunnthal, (2016), p.341:

Aircraft No. 58 (no photo)
Serial Number: 500004, KG 51

The camouflaged Me 262 was stored at the south west edge of the [Brunnthal] scrap yard. Two removed wings were visible. Beside these wings the tail unit with serial bumber 500004 (painted in black on the right side below the horizontal fin) was identified. ... Some former publications associated this serial number to an unfinished Me 262 at the Neubiberg airfield or to the Me 262 A-1/U3 "white 34". This is unlikely due to the photographs of Brunnthal ...

Jim

From ULTRA in March 1945:

CX/MSS/R 488 (C),12

10-day return 1–10/3 addressed ((IT)), stamped 1600/11/3:-

Former strength: 16 Silber A2.

To strength:
110524, 111969 on 1/3 from Leipheim.
111555 on 7/3 from Leipheim.
110377 on 1/3 from Workshop Mühlheim.
110817 on 7/3 from Workshop Mühlheim.
110508 on 1/3 from Workshop Rheine.

Off strength:
170010, 10% tactical error, Repair Workshop Platoon, Rheine.
110588, 60% shot down by enemy fighters, Dismantling Workshop.
500045, 5% technical failure, Repair Workshop, Mühlheim.
500004, 10% returned to Workshop Hopsten, as repairs will take longer than anticipated.
110516, 20% weather, Repair Workshop Mühlheim on 2/3.
110941, 50% weather, to factory via Workshop Mühlheim, on 2/3. Missing 2/3.
110470, 25% tactical error, Workshop Platoon, Rheine, 8/3.

Present strength: 14 Silber A2.

NOTE: Source believes above was to Battle Unit Kowalewski from 5./KG 51.

Karoband 11th October 2017 20:12

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Thank you, Nick.

Norbert Loy also ascribed 500004 to KG 51, perhaps due to its markings.

Jim

Snautzer 13th October 2017 13:45

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Bf109
  1. http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-Photogra...0AAOSwmblZ3CZ3
  2. http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-Photogra....c100005.m1851
  3. http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-Photogra...4AAOSwFbJZ3zUc

Siebel?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-Photogra....c100005.m1851

RudiS 15th October 2017 15:00

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Bf 109 white 3 + a row of Bf 109's & a Bf 110:
https://eqhjxa.bn1302.livefilestore....&cropmode=none
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-PHOTO-AL...19.m1438.l2649

Well known photo of Ju 88 3C+PN WNr 640643 at Wunstorf
https://eqjp0a.bn1302.livefilestore....&cropmode=none
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Gro%C3%9Ffoto...19.m1438.l2649

Regards,
Rudi.

Snautzer 15th October 2017 15:28

Not captured Italian Ju87
http://www.ebay.de/itm/SELTEN-Ju-87-...IAAOSwBv9Z4d2J

Fw190 http://www.ebay.de/itm/US-Foto-Beute...cAAOSwpGFZ4cwB

He219 http://www.ebay.de/itm/Grosfoto-Hein...sAAOSwAClZ4dgR

S Sheflin 15th October 2017 19:36

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Hello Snautzer,
Regarding this Fw 190 photo in post #463: http://www.ebay.de/itm/US-Foto-Beute...cAAOSwpGFZ4cwB
Unless I am mistaken, I believe that this is:
AGO-built Fw 190 A-4/U8 (WNr. 142308) St.Kz. KS+JR, and formerly marked as 4+ red or black. It is shown after its capture by French forces.
Respectfully,
Steve Sheflin

RodM 16th October 2017 00:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RudiS (Post 241157)
Well known photo of Ju 88 3C+PN WNr 640643 at Wunstorf

Crashed Enemy Aircraft Report No. 269:

Ju88G-6 W.N. 620643 3C+PN - listed as "Destroyed" (?)
Ju88G-1 W.N. 714759 C9+GA - listed as "Looted. Had carried upward firing guns."

Cheers

Rod

RudiS 16th October 2017 13:18

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Ju 87:
https://eqjboa.bn1302.livefilestore....&cropmode=none
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-Photos-5...19.m1438.l2649

Regards,
Rudi

edwest2 17th October 2017 18:51

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Captured-Cra...gAAOSw41tZ4au4







Usual disclaimer,
Ed

Snautzer 17th October 2017 21:44

Bf109 Usaaf star emblem http://www.ebay.com/itm/ww2-photo-Ge...gAAOSwR2RZ5kLo

Bf109 Usaaf star emblem (2) http://www.ebay.com/itm/ww2-photo-me...0AAOSwvR5Z5kG3

Ar68 Bavaria 1945 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-WWI...QAAOSwjZJZ5f44

Me262 (Chino?) http://www.ebay.com/itm/Captured-Ger...YAAOSw2vVZ4ZRM

S Sheflin 18th October 2017 06:02

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Hi Ed,

Post #467. I believe this is: He 111 H-16 (WNr. 161392) coded A1+CT, last with 9./KG53 and found abandoned damaged at Le Bourget, France on 44/08.
Respectfully,

Steve Sheflin

ouidjat 18th October 2017 10:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Snautzer (Post 241321)

Is it possible that USAF did "use" WNr.15270 of 6./JG53 (Both Gelbe 14 and II.Gruppe bar are visible and the gondolas have been removed) before sending it back to RAF (VX101) ?? It seems, yes, obviously.

Snautzer 20th October 2017 14:04

Bf109. Reims France https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-US-GI-...EAAOSwG2tZ6WQC

Bf109 https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-US-GI-...0AAOSwCcZZ6WUP

He111 https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-photo-...cAAOSwE-lZ6PRK
He111 https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-photo-...IAAOSw3WxZ6PO4
Tail wreck https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-photo-...oAAOSwk~ZZ6PMg

ouidjat 20th October 2017 15:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Snautzer (Post 241462)

Thanks Michiel,

The 2nd, with L-5: Most probably this one:
A G-14. 9./JG76. 'Gelbe 11'. WNr.460425. Fl.Pl. Athis-Mons, Août 1944.

Regards.

Rémi Baudru 20th October 2017 18:18

Me 109 JG 76 "Athis"
 
Bonjour,

Oudjdat, you wrote that the Me 109 "Yellow" 11 (werknummer 460425) was left in "Athis Mons".
In fact this Me 109 ( and two others) was left in a field between two woods near the village of Athis in the département of "La Marne" (51).
Athis is 10 kilometers east of Epernay. The fields used by the JG 76 as a very primitive landing ground was in fact near the village of Plivot (if my memory is rigth, it was this latest name that was used by the Luftwaffe.
After the departure of the JG 76, the airfield was used by the Thunderbolt of the 36th Fighter group.
Even in the gallery of Marc-André, the airfield is wrongly called "Athis Mons".
I know very well this airfield because 30 years ago, I visited Plivot, went to the exact spot where the 109 where left. I spoke with the people living around and I was very lucky to find an old woman who was using a complete cowling of 109 to protect her wood !

Regards.
Rémi

ouidjat 21st October 2017 11:48

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Thanks for the correction and precision Rémi !

RudiS 21st October 2017 15:02

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He 111:
captioned as Reims:
https://eqj3iq.bn1302.livefilestore....&cropmode=none
https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-US-GIs...19.m1438.l2649

https://eqigja.bn1302.livefilestore....&cropmode=none
https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-photo-...19.m1438.l2649

Different wrecks:
https://eqisqg.bn1302.livefilestore....&cropmode=none
https://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-GERMAN-...19.m1438.l2649

Regards,
Rudi

Snautzer 21st October 2017 22:35

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/BOMBING-OF-...8AAOSwOA1Z6rSA

gogh 22nd October 2017 09:28

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POST 464 "Unless I am mistaken, I believe that this is:
AGO-built Fw 190 A-4/U8 (WNr. 142308) St.Kz. KS+JR, and formerly marked as 4+ red or black. It is shown after its capture by French forces."

I have this as KJ+SR

Marc-André Haldimann 22nd October 2017 10:34

Re: eBAy: Captured german planes
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Snautzer (Post 241462)

Thanks for this nice shot, Snautzer. We have here a Mtt built plane, as the camouflage and the W.Nr. position on the lower rudder does ascertain, the last digit "5" being still legible.
After checking in Jean-Bernard Frappé's "La Luftwaffe face au débarquement allié" opus, we have here most probably W.Nr. 163 665, found wrecked at Reims Champagne airfield in September 1944.

Cheers
Marc

Marc-André Haldimann 22nd October 2017 10:39

Re: Me 109 JG 76 "Athis"
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rémi Baudru (Post 241473)
Bonjour,

Oudjdat, you wrote that the Me 109 "Yellow" 11 (werknummer 460425) was left in "Athis Mons".
In fact this Me 109 ( and two others) was left in a field between two woods near the village of Athis in the département of "La Marne" (51).
Athis is 10 kilometers east of Epernay. The fields used by the JG 76 as a very primitive landing ground was in fact near the village of Plivot (if my memory is rigth, it was this latest name that was used by the Luftwaffe.
After the departure of the JG 76, the airfield was used by the Thunderbolt of the 36th Fighter group.
Even in the gallery of Marc-André, the airfield is wrongly called "Athis Mons".
I know very well this airfield because 30 years ago, I visited Plivot, went to the exact spot where the 109 where left. I spoke with the people living around and I was very lucky to find an old woman who was using a complete cowling of 109 to protect her wood !

Regards.
Rémi


Rémi,

Many thanks for your enlightening comment and recollections; my files are now corrected.

Cheers
Marc

Marc-André Haldimann 22nd October 2017 10:59

Re: eBAy: Captured german planes
 
Hello again Snautzer,

1. Is an Erla built Bf 109 G-10, most probably found at Ganacker, close to Landau an der Isar airfield, as the characteristic background buildings and road layout does indicate.

2 and 3. Both shots do show another Erla built Bf 109 G-10 at Landau an der Isar airfield. According to Franck Benoîton, this one could be a Stab or I./KG(J) 55 machine.

Cheers
Marc


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