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The second photo is "lifted from RIA-Novosti: it does show a WNF built Bf 109 G-10 W.Nr. unknown "Schwarzer Doppelwinkel kleine Weisse 2", possibly from the Gruppenkommandeur of I./JG 52, possibly at Raudnitz, after 17 April 1945. Source: photo Yevgueni Khaldei, RIA-Novosti.

Cheers
Marc

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Ju 88 G "??+DN", possibly V./NJG 2, whilst being removed from the Hofoldinger Forst on the Autobahn Munich-Salzuburg:
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Hi Marc, this is one of three photographs I know from that plane. I was told that these photographs were made somewhere south of Vienna.

Cheers, Simon

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Thanks Simon, this is a real novelty then ! I would love to hear more from that location... Another Schatten Flugfeld ?

Cheers
Marc

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Hi Marc-André,

DN not seen in the scrapyard at Brunnthal.

Regards
Matthias

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Hello,
It's seems we can see a yellow band around the engine cover. This yellow band was painted on the planes of Luftflotte 4 ( Lfl.Kdo.4 ) on the nose and on the tail. Only II/JG 52 had these yellow band. Not I and III/JG 52.
Erich Hartmann was the GruppenKommandeur of I/JG 52
But if this plane was from II/JG 52, maybe it was the plane of Wilhelm Batz. But an other plane with the same Gruppen marking of II/JG 52 existed at Neubiberg at May 1945. It was a Bf 109 K-4.

Best regards,
Lumabe

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Previously posted on 18 March, Post #1656

The Ar 196 A-5 (Wrk Nu 623183) was most likely photographed a Willow Grove NAS in Pennsylvania. It was from the Prince Eugen, test flown and left at the base in 1949.

It was subsequently sent to NAS Pensacola, but severely damaged. Not sure of current status.

The other Ar 196 A-5 from the Prince Eugen is at the NASM.