How this document is called?
 

Gentlemen,

Who can advise what kind of document is it and on what occasions it has to be filled?

TIA

Re: How this document is called?
 

It's a flight plan for JU 52 KJ+MS on 8 July 1942. The crew have signed for the aircraft, these would normally be filled out for every mission.

Re: How this document is called?
 

Thank you.

Re: How this document is called?
 

Nikita, thank you for sharing an interesting flight plan. Is it related to your research into aircraft losses during the battle of Stalingrad?

Regards,

Dan

Re: How this document is called?
 

No connection. It's just a finding.

Re: How this document is called?
 

Looking at the flights times, this is not operationally-connected

Re: How this document is called?
 

What do you mean with the term "not operationally-connected"?


Gerhard

Re: How this document is called?
 

Training or in Germany communications or transport? Not connected with the Front or Stalingrad

Re: How this document is called?
 

Short flights with start and landing at the same field. No payload indicated. Must be training.

Re: How this document is called?
 

Böbblingen ? - München - Nürnberg - München.

Re: How this document is called?
 

No, Gablingen (nr Augsburg) - München-Riem - Neuburg/Donau - München-Riem. Short distances, flying times match. And, in 1942, far away from any front.


Gerhard

Re: How this document is called?
 

Yes I know it's Riem, the old Munich airport before FJS opened in 1992.

Re: How this document is called?
 

An aircraft with the same code was lost in the Stalingrad airlift, which is why I asked Nikita the question. How did you find this document, Nikita?

Regards,

Dan