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Alex Smart 8th September 2010 01:17

7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Hello,
This probably has been delt with before but just in case.

What were the losses suffered by the Luftwaffe on as a result of the raids on GB on September 7th 1940 ?

Quite a lot of RAF Fighter Claims were made one source has 36 destroyed, 18 probably destroyed and 17 damaged.

Also, fate of crews, not very many became PoW it seems ?

Thanks
Alex

John Beaman 8th September 2010 03:18

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Alex:

Have you checked ATB's BoB, or Blitz vol. 1 and others? They are quite detailed.

Alex Smart 8th September 2010 05:35

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
hello John,
Thanks for your reply.
I have Blitz vols 1,2 & 3 and from what i have 7th Sept is in vol 2, which only has about 4 or 5 Luftwaffe aircraft noted that came down on British soil.
As for ATB's BoB I'm not sure what that is (?).
Thanks again
Alex

John Vasco 8th September 2010 15:31

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alex Smart (Post 113242)
As for ATB's BoB I'm not sure what that is (?).
Thanks again
Alex

Alex,
More commonly known as BoBTaN, here it is:
http://www.afterthebattle.com/osComm...roducts_id=106

Alex Smart 9th September 2010 01:12

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Hello John,

Thanks for the info and now I see that at the price It will have to be put on my very long list of Books to get one day.
Perhaps the local Library may be able to get one from out of County.
Tlil then I will just have to wait for the answers.

Alex

Jaap Woortman 9th September 2010 11:32

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Alex,

Here the pages from Mason's Battle over Britain.

Jaap

Peter Cornwell 9th September 2010 11:49

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Alex,

And herewith details taken from a short talk I delivered last evening to 'The Squadron' at North Weald.

17.00 Silvertown

I./ZG2 - lost 3, II./ZG2 - 4, II./KG2 - 2, III./KG2 - 1 dam, & JG3 - 2.

17.40 Thames Haven

I.(J)/LG2 - lost 1, & 3./ErpGr.210 - 1.

17.40 Beckton, Silvertown, & Woolwich

I./KG53 - lost 1, II./KG53 - 1 + 4 dam, II./KG3 - 1 + 3 dam, JG2 - 2, JG51 - 5, & I./JG77 2.

17.45 Greenwich & Rotherhithe

I./KG76 - lost 1, I./KG1 - 1, II./KG1 - 2 + 1 dam, JG26 - 2, & JG27 - 1.

Night attacks on London

KuFlGr.806 - lost 1, II./KG4 - 2, I./KG26 - 2 dam, II./KG26 - 3, III./KG51 - 1 dam, II./KG54 - 1, III./KG55 - 1, & II./LG1 - 1 dam.

390 daylight sorties lost 8, 265 night sorties lost 8, 500 fighter sorties lost 21.

Alex Smart 11th September 2010 01:40

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Thank you Gents for the full replies,

Alex

halus901 4th March 2012 18:51

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Are any of the 109 losses suffered on this date attributed to specific RAF pilots/squadrons?
I'm trying to track down the Emil shot down by Ogilvie of 609 squadron.

Chris Goss 5th March 2012 00:14

Re: 7th September 1940 Luftwaffe Losses ?
 
Ogilvie's claim was too imprecise to match to any German loss


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