Re: Bf 109G lost in head on collision with P-47D on 22nd June 1944
 

The MACR does not mention the word "collision". It looks like they shot each other down.

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Re: Bf 109G lost in head on collision with P-47D on 22nd June 1944
 

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Re: Bf 109G lost in head on collision with P-47D on 22nd June 1944
 

Correction for Collision read shot down.

As for Uffz Walter Demmig of 4/JG5 can anyone say at what time he was KIA SW of Paris?

Could he have attacked some four engined 8th Air Force bombers before coming across the 510th FS afterwards - presuming the 8th AF was in the area?

Re: Bf 109G lost in head on collision with P-47D on 22nd June 1944
 

I suppose another question could be - were there any 8th Air Force heavies attacking targets near Paris or returning that way?

I seem to think the 8th was doing a shuttle raid that day with a landing in Russia.