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jim norton 30th May 2008 14:49

ju 88 werknumbers
 
hi,

i think that there is something missing with these ju 88 a-17-wnr.:

1391,
1393,
1406,
1407,
1408

has someone some further details about these torpedo-ju88?

thanks in advance
jim

ArtieBob 30th May 2008 15:49

Re: ju 88 werknumbers
 
There may well be something missing from these W.Nrs., what was your source and perhaps I could be of assistance. It appears that all of the numbers as shown were not Ju 88 A-17s. They may be incomplete or truncated, so knowing the context of the information, i.e.,time period, location, organization, type of documentation may help.

Best Regards,

ArtieBob

jim norton 30th May 2008 16:40

Re: ju 88 werknumbers
 
hi artiebob,

thanks for your reply. these wnr. come from a sheet of paper, which was used as a feldpost-letter. the letter itself was written in march 1944. maybe that helps.

regards
jim

ArtieBob 30th May 2008 17:54

Re: ju 88 werknumbers
 
The time period is correct for A-17 conversions by MWH (all A-17s were Umbau from A-4s, thus the W.Nr sequence was almost certainly to be interupted). A number of these conversions were made to Ju 88A-4s manufactured by Siebel in the 801xxx W.Nr. block, which would fit. It was not uncommon for only the last four digits of a six digit W.Nr. to be used in various documents. The manufacture dates for Siebel W.Nr. 801391 to 801408 probably were in the Nov-Dec 1943 time period, so possibly this correspondence might relate to completed A-17 conversions. Most went to KG 26. Perhaps this is of some help, but the SWAG content is high.

Best Regards,

Artie Bob

jim norton 2nd June 2008 11:32

Re: ju 88 werknumbers
 
hi artie bob,

thanks for your info. do you - or someone else - know, what happened to these machines?

all the best
jim


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