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Do 17 emblem "Götz von Gerlichingen"
Hello,
Does anybody know more about this emblem (Götz von Gerlichingen) on a Do 17?: http://www.battlegroundrelics.com/al...n-berlichingen Also, does anybody know the meaning of the small black cross next to the dark stripe across the fuselage? Regards Roger |
Re: Do 17 emblem "Götz von Gerlichingen"
"Gotz von Berlichingen" is a well known work written by Goethe in 1773.
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Re: Do 17 emblem "Götz von Gerlichingen"
Thanks for the information. It seems that I am not so literate on classic literature :-) So, I missread the name "G" for "B".
Maybe it is not a personal emblem (which I first thought as I thought Götz von Berlichingen was the name of a pilot) but a unit emblem. Regards Roger |
Re: Do 17 emblem "Götz von Gerlichingen"
5/KG 2 emblem. Note the red band on nose.
Von Alles |
Re: Do 17 emblem "Götz von Gerlichingen"
Hi Von Alles
I have this as 6./KG 2 as per Ketley and Rolfe, have I missed something? Cheers Chris |
Re: Do 17 emblem "Götz von Gerlichingen"
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All the best Von Alles |
Re: Do 17 emblem "Götz von Gerlichingen"
Hi Chris and von Alles,
Thanks a lot for identifying the emblem! I haven't seen this one before. I'll update the page at battlegroundrelics accordingly. Cheers, Roger |
Re: Do 17 emblem "Götz von Gerlichingen"
This photo (that was sold on eBay a few days ago) shows Bulgarian airmen in front of the aircraft.
It would be interesting to know where and when did the paths of this particular aircraft of 6./KG 2 and the Bulgarian airmen crossed. Perhaps in the few days in mid-April 1941, when it was based in Skopje and Plovdiv? Or, perhaps during a training session in Germany? |
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