JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
Hello, does anyone know how many of these casualities were reported for 1943 in these units? i mean pilots kia, kifa,mia and wia with no more combat. Please respond, thanks anticipated.Bogdan
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Re: JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
Google "MIA jg/77' YOU SHOULD FIND ERIC MOMBEEK'S SITE,. this will get you most of the information you're seeking
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Re: JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
A list of the losses of JG 52 is available on the Net: http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/Verlus..._vl_chrono.htm
For 1943, JG 52 lost: 55 KIA 9 KIFA 4 POW 52 MIA so at least 120 lost pilots But they were also 1 interned in Turkey 2 "MIA" who returned later to the unit 49 WIA 3 WIFA At least some of them were also probably "lost", at least never flew again. |
Re: JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
H.Ring/W.Girbig – “Jagdgeschwader 27”, p. 339-362; JG 27 losses in 1943:
Stab/ JG 27 WIA – 1 I./ JG 27 KIA – 18, MIA – 1, WIA – 16 / total 35 including Hpt. Heinrich Setz, Gruppenkommandeur, KIA 13.03.43 (138 vic) Hpt. Erich Hohagen, Gruppenkommandeur, WIA 1.06.43 Oblt. Karl von Lieres und Wilkau, Staffelkapitän 3./ JG 27, KIA 11.06.43 (31 vic) Hpt. Hans Remmer, Staffelkapitän 1./ JG 27, WIA 2.11.43 II./ JG 27 KIA – 23, MIA – 25 (+1 came back), POW – 2, WIA – 24 / total 74 incl. Oblt. Rudolf Sinner, Staffelkapitän 6./ JG 27, WIA 24.03.43 Hpt. Ferdinand Vögl, Staffelkapitän 4./ JG 27, WIA 19.04.43 Hpt. Ernst Börngen, Staffelkapitän 5./ JG 27, WIA 16.07.43 Oblt. Hebert Schramm, Staffelkapitän 5./ JG 27, KIA 1.12.43 (43 vic) III./ JG 27 KIA – 18, MIA – 7, POW – 1 (+1 came back), WIA – 11 / total 37 incl. Oblt. Wolf Ettel, Staffelkapitän 8./ JG 27, KIA 17.07.43 (124 vic) Oblt. Günther Hannack, Staffelkapitän 7./ JG 27, POW 5.03.43 (47 vic) IV./ JG 27 KIA – 18, MIA – 9, POW – 1, WIA – 6 / total 34 incl. Hpt. Joachim Kirschner, Gruppenkommandeur, KIA 17.12.43 (188 vic) TOTAL losses of JG 27 in 1943: KIA – 77, MIA – 42 (+1), POW – 4 (+1), WIA – 58 / 181 pilots But this was only prelude – losses in 1944 were horrible... Nef |
Re: JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
JG-77 181 lost pilots versus 175 lost pilots of JG-52, very close figures.
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Re: JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
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Re: JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
Now even 179 vs. 181!
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Re: JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
So just missing the JG53
Dead/wounded/vermisst ST 1/4/- I 26/32/40 II 22/34/19 III 25/46/15 IV -/-/6 REMI |
Re: JG 27, 52,53 and 77 pilot losses for 1943
Thanks a lot.
So it is: JG 27 – 181, JG 52 – 179, JG 53 – 270 (!). More about JG 27: I./ JG 27 02-08.43 Rechsverteidigung/Western – 26 pilots 09-12.43 Austria – 9 pilots II./ JG 27 02-07.43 Mediterranean – 51 pilots 09-12.43 Reichverteidigung/Western – 23 pilots III./ JG 27 04-12.43 Mediterranean/Grece/Italy – 37 pilots IV./ JG 27 05-12.43 Mediterranean/Grece/Balkans – 34 pilots II. Gruppe had twice bigger losses then others, specially when it was operating in Mediterranean area, which should be (in theory) easier. Do you have info about losses of the other JGs in this year – Kanalgeschwadern or JG 3, 51, 54, 77 ? Regards Nef |
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