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KrisJG3 5th April 2014 23:05

Help - September 1939 Campain in Poland
 
Is it possible ID this aircraft ?

http://www.ushmm.org/online/film/dis...?file_num=4197

Film made on September 1939 in Poland. German aircraft with code GA under wing.

Bf 110 8th April 2014 00:09

Re: Help - September 1939 Campain in Poland
 
Hello Kris,

maybe this is the a/c from Wettererkundungsstaffel 1, that was shot down by aa-fire on 11.09.1939 over Warsaw, crew of BO Dr. Schmidt? all MIA. Fuselage code must be B7+?A. The unit used white individual letters for there a/c.

Best regards,
Bf 110

KrisJG3 8th April 2014 21:58

Re: Help - September 1939 Campain in Poland
 
Maybe :) - but who knows for sure :)

Look this - very interested (but it is not my post):

"...I'm looking for information on planes this unit used in Polish Campaign. All sources I've already seen say that it flew Heinkel He 111 J's.

But I've lately seen photo of a name plate that is said to have been taken off a plane shot down by AA fire over Warsaw on September 11th. It says Typ: HE 111 F, which is rather confusing since - according to all sites I've came across and books I have on hand - none of Luftwaffe's units that were used in Poland had this model of Heinkel in late August/September 1st (date on documents varies depending on unit; 26.08.1939 in case of Wekusta 1).

Could it be, that Wekusta 1 received this plane as replacement? It lost He 111J B7+BA over Poznań on September 2nd. ...."


More:
http://www.feldgrau.net/forum/viewto...p?f=40&t=23292

Merlin 9th April 2014 11:42

Re: Help - September 1939 Campain in Poland
 
Kris,

fuselage, fin and wings of the He 111F and He 111J were identical, the only difference between these two series were the engines.

If your plate was from the wing it's not surprising that this component has a He 111F stamp.


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