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Interesting evolution: we had "Weisse 15" since December 2014 as W.Nr. 18199, captured at Foggia. If only one period photo would show the left side of the tail, to match skin damage...

Cheers
Marc

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ouidjat

6th November 2020 21:07

Re: eBAy: Captured german planes

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Originally Posted by Falcon (Post 297181)

Ok, its a hard puzzle... and I like to stay on visual facts...
Notice the dark dirt/damage between the air scoope and the "Pik As". Very clear, or?
You got the "white 15" as WNr. 18199, based on what facts? I think you can change it now. ;-)
Greetings my friends... thanks to Nick, Franck and Marc and to Gerry for the photos.

http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/attach...1&d=1604652325

Anyway, 18199 was a JG77 machine ;)

gedburke3

6th November 2020 22:00

Re: eBAy: Captured german planes

Thank you all for your replies.
Unfortunately that was the only photograph of German aircraft in the album so I can't add any more.
Regards
Gerry

Marc-André Haldimann

7th November 2020 11:16

Re: eBAy: Captured german planes

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Originally Posted by gedburke3 (Post 297251)

Thank you all for your replies.
Unfortunately that was the only photograph of German aircraft in the album so I can't add any more.
Regards
Gerry

Most welcome, Gerry. Collective knowledge is crucial, as always.
One last question on my side: any way to know where this photo was taken in Italy ?

Cheers
Marc

gedburke3

7th November 2020 14:38

Re: eBAy: Captured german planes

Hi Marc,
I'm sorry but the album has no further information relating to the location.
I wish that I could help you more.
Regards
Gerry

RolandF

7th November 2020 16:28

Re: eBAy: Captured german planes

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Originally Posted by Revi16 (Post 297205)

I think this is AE479.
https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/attach...ma-jpg.283987/
https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/attach...02-jpg.439452/

Very interesting. I have AE 479 as a E-3 WNr 1304. At least the tail unit seems to originate from WNr 1980, a E-4 also from Erla.

Regards
RolandF

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