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Parabellum 24th May 2011 23:16

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
MTO? Spitfire Serial ER665? Unsure...
http://cgi.ebay.de/Orig-Foto-englisc...item1e63e05f6b

Larry 25th May 2011 01:19

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
If the serial is correct then it's a 152 Sqn Spitfire Mk V that was lost on a sweep on 28th Dec 1942 while flying from Soul-el-Arba (Algeria?)

kaki3152 25th May 2011 04:04

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
Here's a couple from my collection...

Mosquito on a harbor dock...From the camouflage it must be 1944 or so.

A B-25 hulk taken from a German E-Bay site, Could this be the B-25 mentioned by Ricahrd Bueschel when he photographed the Belgians BW-239s?

jiri 6th June 2011 17:53

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Parabellum (Post 127798)
Hi gents,
Anything about this crashlanded spitfire (maybe on a beach near Dunkirk) ?
http://cgi.ebay.de/Foto-Flugzeug-Air...item3367b167af

Spitfire Mk.VB AA865 (RY-D), No 313 (Czech) Sqdn, shot down on 10 Apr 1942 by Fw 190 flown by Fw. Karl Willius od 3./JG 26 during Rodeo over Pas-de-Calais, Sgt Vaclav Truhlar WiA/PoW (1943 repatriated), exact crash location: beach Oye-Plage, 13 km ESE Calais.

Bertrand H 6th June 2011 22:08

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
Thanks "Jiri" for these accuracy details. Did you know another print of this AA865, RY-D ?

Bertrand

Parabellum 9th July 2011 11:40

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
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A new one enigma for your sagacity! :wink:
I believe it's an Avro Anson, regarding the shape of remains... may be a MK squadron code? Unsure about the K letter.
Date, place, events?
Here... http://cgi.ebay.de/Orig-Foto-abgestu...item1e64f91e5b
http://cgi.ebay.de/Orig-Foto-abgestu...item1e64f91e87
http://cgi.ebay.de/Orig-Foto-abgestu...item1e64f91e71

Larry 10th July 2011 01:38

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
This Anson displays early war type thin fin flash circa June 1940

An MK code on this Anson is a distinct possibility -

MK was used by 500 Sqn on Ansons in WW2 until April 1941. they were based at RAF Detling, Kent at this period in time.

217 Sqn also used MW codes on Ansons flying from St Eval in Cornwall.

As 500 Sqn was heavily involved with patrols for Dunkirk I think it is this Sqn as 217 Sqn was covering the Western Approaches watching out for U-Boats at this time.

The only other Operational unit with Anson using an M code was 278(ASR) Sqn which used MY - but that was in 1943

hightower76 18th October 2014 20:57

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Fairlop (Post 128246)
Spitfire VB, W3183, QJ°P
P/O Dougall, 92 Sqn, wounded & POW
Pas de Calais, 11/7/1941

Pictures of wounded pilot on stretcher exist too.
Regards,
Michal

Do you know if these photos still exist anywhere? I have recently identified P/O Dougall in my family tree so am very interested to find out more information on him. I know he ended up in Stalag Luft 1 and would be very interested in seeing any pictures of both him and/or his Spitfire,

Thanks,

Neil

Faenor 5th January 2018 21:35

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jiri (Post 129123)
Spitfire Mk.VB AA865 (RY-D), No 313 (Czech) Sqdn, shot down on 10 Apr 1942 by Fw 190 flown by Fw. Karl Willius od 3./JG 26 during Rodeo over Pas-de-Calais, Sgt Vaclav Truhlar WiA/PoW (1943 repatriated), exact crash location: beach Oye-Plage, 13 km ESE Calais.

Hi all,

photo from e-bay of this machine

https://www.ebay.de/itm/Frankreich-F...0AAOSwO7haSqFT
On this link is more photo of same plane:
http://molet.blog.cz/1310/70-let-od-...lota-ze-zajeti

Faenor

Col Bruggy 6th January 2018 04:35

Re: Which stories behind these photos?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Parabellum (Post 130778)
A new one enigma for your sagacity! :wink:
I believe it's an Avro Anson, regarding the shape of remains... may be a MK squadron code? Unsure about the K letter.
Date, place, events?
Here... http://cgi.ebay.de/Orig-Foto-abgestu...item1e64f91e5b
http://cgi.ebay.de/Orig-Foto-abgestu...item1e64f91e87
http://cgi.ebay.de/Orig-Foto-abgestu...item1e64f91e71

Hello,

A possibility for the Anson:

http://verliesregister.studiegroeplu...rea=&airfield= See also:CCL1/47, 11 July 1940 and http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showth...ighlight=N5220

Col.


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