Re: Aircrew dozing/sleeping on sorties
 

It's in "The Diving Eagle", 28 April 1941 entry.
All crew asleep, Stahl awakened when the automatic control coupled in the port engine's supercharger at 4200 meters.

Re: Aircrew dozing/sleeping on sorties
 

@ udf 00,

thanks a lot for this quote, otherwise i had to face digging out my copy of this book. Nonetheless my recall abilities obviously are in better shape than my eyes are. :)

Best Regards
Norbert

Re: Aircrew dozing/sleeping on sorties
 

Hi I would like to get information on heinkel v4+dk crash, I know where the crash site is not far off the beach where I live here in wexford. I have a piece of wreckage which I pulled up in my fishing gear lately. I know whlther hollborn and josef emmerich got ashore at ballanamona and walked a short distance up the road to a farmhouse.Erwin seyfried body was found by a local man that lived beside me. There are a few different stories of what happened,is there any books or did the survivors tell what happened.