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Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
Hello,
have Peter Jenne or Rudolf Zwesken scored more Jagdgeschwader 300 kills than Konrad Bauer ? Michael |
Re: Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
Perhaps Rudi Zwesken. You can research it on the WWW.
Rgds, Kaczmarek |
Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
Hi guys
I have Jenne with at least seven victories with JG 300, Zwesken with at least 24 victories with JG 300 and Bauer with at least 31 victories with JG 300. I hope this helps. Horrido! Leo |
Re: Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
...I was wondering if Bauer might be the top JG 300 ace...
I wish someone could reveal the definite score of Jenne who is credited with 12 Viermots in Osprey's "Luftwaffe Viermot Aces". Michael |
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Re: Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
This claim is some confusion to me , no b-17 crash in this area on this day.
There is a police-report of this area wich claims there were parts found of a plane ,but no crashsite .- 20.12.43 Oblt. Peter Jenne 1./ZG 26 B-17 Rolde b. Assen: no height 13.25 Film C. 2031/II Anerk: Nr.61. 20.12.43 regards harrie |
Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
Hi guys
My impression is that the leading ace of JG 300 was Klaus Bretschneider who is listed with a total of 41 claims, four of these as damaged, in JG 300 Wilde Sau by Lorant and Goyat. I hope this helps and any comments or corrections will be appreciated. Horrido! Leo |
Re: Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
Hello Leo,
you may be right. I learned from Johannes the following: -Bauer total ~38 kills, of these 21 in JG300 +10 unconfirmed -Bretschneider total 22, all of these in JG300 +18 unconfirmed Does some kind of official JG300 account exist ? Have a nice Advent weekend, Michael |
Re: Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
Jagdgeschwader 300," Wilde Sau" a complete History. Volume One June 1943 to September 1944.
Volume two October 1944 to May 1945. Purchased on AMAZON |
Re: Peter Jenne & Rudolf Zwesken
Knusel,
YES, there are the 2 volumes of "JG 300" by Goyat and Lorant: http://www.amazon.com/300-Wilde-Vol-.../dp/0976103400 I do not remember where I read that, most probably on the book itself, that it took those Historians 25 years of researches and contacts, to finish that work...so a magnificent book, which I fully recommend you. Yours, Adriano |
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