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Revi16 5th December 2007 15:50

Re: 19 Squadron on 29th August 1941
 
You may find this website usefull, http://www.spitfires.ukf.net/production.htm just click the page # next to the Serial #'s your interested in.

And the home page, http://www.spitfires.ukf.net/index.htm


Regards,
Mike

rob van den nieuwendijk 5th December 2007 18:56

Re: 19 Squadron on 29th August 1941
 
Hello,

You may want to check: http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showth...ghlight=Lawson

best regards
Rob


PS
19 Squadron was looking for her leader S/L Lawson, who had been reported missing the previous day during a raid on Rotterdam. Flying low over the sea looking for Lawson and about to return home 19 Squadron was attacked by 10 Me 110 of II./ZG 76 - the German formation had the hight and flew in a circle.

Fairlop 5th December 2007 20:52

Re: 19 Squadron on 29th August 1941
 
Quote:

Hello,

You may want to check: http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showth...ghlight=Lawson

best regards
Rob
It is the 54 Sqn Spitfire IIA. There are not the code letters "KL" visible on this picture but I know about one at least from 11 o´clock, with the same Wehrmacht group.

Michal

Alex Smart 5th December 2007 23:04

Re: 19 Squadron on 29th August 1941
 
Hello Mike & Michal,

Thank you for the links.
I think they answer the question fully.
Well done for searching out the archive.

Alex

Adriano Baumgartner 6th December 2007 00:18

Re: 19 Squadron on 29th August 1941
 
REVI16 ( Thanks for the site! I already knew it. )
Yes Alex, you are right, ROB digged out the Lawson file and ancient thread, who gives all answers ( claims, losses, pilots names, serial numbers, etc...)
I only had to thank both of you and all who contributed here. Fantastic support from you! Thanks again! ( I hope to be able to reciprocate and help in the same level as you did! )
Friendly yours
Adriano

Fairlop 6th December 2007 07:50

Re: 19 Squadron on 29th August 1941
 
Hello,

Sorry, this web site http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Top-Flugzeug-F...QQcmdZViewItem is the one with No.54 Sqn.

Regards,
Michal

paulmcmillan 6th December 2007 12:12

Re: 19 Squadron on 29th August 1941
 
Back to original query, I have Parkin on P8449


PS. I know FCL has Stuart = P8243; Edmonds = P8668. but I also have an unknown reference that says Stuart = P8668 Edmonds = P8243

Andy Saunders 10th March 2009 08:22

Re: 19 Squadron on 29th August 1941
 
An old thread, I know!

However, have been looking at the ORB on this incident and have a query.

Rob Van De Nieuwendijk says that the 110's had the height advantage. Certainly 19 Squadron were down at 1200ft looking for "Farmer" Lawson but the ORB goes on to say that the 110's were at 500ft. Is this a typo and should it be 5000ft? Or an error in my transcription?

In view of the fact that the 110's were in line-astern and attacking a smoke float I rather favour the 500ft figure unless Rob or anyone else knows differently?


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