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AFAIK, the Me 262 shots are modern prints of well known photos made to look like old prints
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Erla built Bf 109 G-6 W.Nr. 15 381 "Schwarze 10", 2./JG 53, Comiso, after 13 July 1943. With my thanks to Saro Finocchiaro for pinpointing the location. 64th TCG was based at Comiso between August and September 1943. Cheers Marc |
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Any thoughts about the large cylinder in the photo?
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W.Nr. 230 785 is reported by ULTRA Hw5/686 as being at Fritzlar Werft on 30 March 1945 with 3./NAGr. 13. Information courtesy of Valentin Schoen, German Luftwaffe Losses and Claims Group, FB, 26 July 2019. Cheers Marc |
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Why +Y? There are a lot of photos (including color films) on this aircraft and letter Y cannot be seen |
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11./JG3 machine(?) a G-14/AS (?) ... |
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/280920...EC9dybwQRptPJo With my thanks to David Weiss for the photo and Roy-Magne Mo, over on Late war Bf 109's Group, FB, for matching both photos. Cheers Marc |
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Ah, perfect. Thank you.
I forgot this one: G-6. JG3.III.11. 'Gelbe 2'. WkNr.165000. St. André-de-l'Eure, 25 Août 1944. Of course if 11./JG3 the code isn't red. Regards, Franck. |
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Steve Sheflin found in CEA 257 a second "Gelbe 2" from 11./JG 3 at Saint-André-de l'Eure as well: WNF built W.Nr. 440760. We now have to front those two valid candidates, W.Nr. 165000 and W.Nr. 440760, both from the same unit and at the same location. - W.Nr. 165000 is said to be "Fuselage and engine only, tail torn off" (CEA 257). - W.Nr. 440760 "listed as being a fuselage only" (CEA 257) W.Nr. 165000 does offer an exact photographic match on the old eBay photo provided above tracked down by Roy-Magne Mo on my Flickr pages. We are also sure that the current eBay offer does show the same machine, given the skin dent visible just ahead of the "Gelbe 2", clear to be seen on both shots. Given those facts, the description given for W.Nr. 165000 is a 100% visual match versus the "fuselage only" given for W.Nr. 440760. I thus respectfully suggest we have on both photos W.Nr. 165000. Cheers Marc |
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