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Tom1UK 5th January 2007 19:26

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
Hi guys

Just accessed this item. There are a few corrections I would like to make

The Junkers site for the Ju W34 losses are mostly incorrect. I have written to the owner/keeper of the site to tell him this but I have had no replies from.

For some reason either the dates are wrong or the operating Unit.

W 34 68008 The operator is Flieger.Ziel.Gs.2 and not JG 108
(One crew was killed Fw.Herbert Dachsel)

W 34 1346 (correct W/nr.1436) the operator is Stab/BordfliegerGr.196

W 34 W/nr. 0175 Operator was LDK Belgian-Nordfrankreich and not
FeuhrerSt.Horst.

Does anybody else have any unknown Ju W34 losses/claims from Allied sources.

Thanks

Regards

Tom Willis

drgondog 5th January 2007 20:25

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
the 355th FG claimed two Ju W34's destroyed on the ground 5 April, 1944 at Landsberg A/D

Regards,

Bill

Jaap Vermeer 7th January 2007 18:14

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
The JU-34 of 26 November 1942 dont crashed at Harderwijk or Nunspeet.
Its was crashing neaar the Stationsstraat in Putten,Gelderland,Holland
3 crewmember were KIA.We have found remains of the aircraft in the field.

regards Jaap

Tom1UK 8th January 2007 19:46

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
Hi Jaap

can you confirm that the remains were those of a Ju W 34? Also was any data-plates found to confirm the W/nr.

Thanks for the info.

Regards

Tom Willis

Bruce Lander 12th January 2007 15:49

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
Hi
Thanks for your excellent replies to my original query - it is amazing how one question can open up so much information.
It would be interesting to see just how many non-combat types such as the Fw.58,Siebel 204,He.59 etc were shot down by allied fighters
Once again guys thanks for your replies

Bruce

Jaap Vermeer 28th January 2007 21:36

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
Hey Tom,

Yes we found a small metal plate with no. on it.
It was sure a JU-34.They used it for towing a bag,so the FLAK can shoot on the bag.The whole crew of three was burning in the wreck.
Crash was in a grassland , Rimpelerweg/Stationsstraat,Putten,Holland
Pilot was ; Uffz.A.Schulte.
( look at Google Map ; Rimpelerweg - Putten - The Netherlands )

Groeten Jaap

Jaap Vermeer 28th January 2007 23:01

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
Bruce ;

11-10-1940,crashed;Ypenburg Airdrome,Holland,JU-W34H,0589
Kurierstaff 110.

regards Jaap

Bruce Lander 1st February 2007 12:31

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
hi
Thanks Jaap ( and everyone else ) , I am plugging away at this subject and hope to post some more info soon

Bruce

montana 2nd February 2007 11:38

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
Hi,

F/Lt Marples, P/O Ranger and Sgt Whiteford from the 41 Sqn shot down on 18 September 1941 a Ju W34 off Ostend. They claimed a Ju 52, but in fact it was a Ju 34 from Luftgau Kdo Belgien/Nord Frankreich (WNr 1319) and the 3 crew members were killed (Fw. Karl Weber, pilot; Uffz. Herbert Fenske, radio and Ogfr. Alfred Rostial, engineer). Once again the RAF pilots misidentified this aircraft. The Ju W34 crashed at Het Zoute near Knokke on the Belgian coast.

Rgds

Gildas 22nd February 2020 15:04

Re: Ju W34's Lost in Action
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by brewerjerry (Post 31279)
Hi
another one is Wn2751, shot down on roadstead 57, 14/4/43 off brest ( 263Sq and 65Sq ), think it was storrar & long 65Sq who actually shot it down.
cheers
Jerry


An old post reply, but would just add that Ju W34 WNr-2751* from Ld.abt.4 remains were found on the Crozon peninsula by Jean Tréguer with the help of local people.


Hope this helps
Gildas


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