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Jens 3rd April 2006 17:39

Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
http://klad.hobby.ru/birka1.jpg

seems to be crashed near novgorod, number seems to me 1020, is not in JG-54 loss list IMHO.

Rabe Anton 3rd April 2006 20:40

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
Gruß Gott Jens!

I believe that unless some reader has some unusual and hitherto unknown capability, you will not be able to identify the aircraft from which your Fw 190 data plate came. The reason is that the plate belonged to a part or component and is not the main aircraft data plate. In all probability, the Werknummer shown on the plate should be linked to the part or component rather than to the airplane itself. Said another way, only the aircraft's main data plate will give you the airplane's Werknummer and thus allow identification of it to be made.

RA

stephen f. polyak 4th April 2006 00:05

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
Jens:

I second Rabe's assessment. The plate shown is of a type commonly used by Focke Wulf on assorted subassemblies, parts and components. Information found on those plates refers to those individual items, not the host aircraft. It should be noted that a Fw 190’s werk nummer was sometimes stamped on plates in addition to the main identification plate. For example, on a plate fitted inside the fuselage or inside vertical stabilizer. Yours is not one of those, however. Examples of 190 main plates can be seen at: http://fw190.hobbyvista.com/plates.htm

Steve

DaveM2 4th April 2006 03:27

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
This was found on wk.nr. 1227 of 4.JG54 I beleive, which is now owned by the FHC, Seattle.

Dave

Jens 4th April 2006 11:54

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
Thx alot guys, my knowledge of Werknr. is very little.

1227 means that?
19.07.1943 Rätz Paul Fw. 4. II. FL
NL j.d.L verm. Fw190A-5 (150)1227
we A 100% Pl. Qu. 20124 19.07.1943

According to text at the website this 190 was found between Kirischi und the Ilmen-Sea.
http://alenos.piranho.de/regionen/novgorod_karte.JPG

4./JG54 means II/JG-54 which fought mainly at the Kursk battle in July 43, so was 4. Staffel located in the North?

christian 5th April 2006 23:51

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
Hi Jens

Rätz fly in the 4.(Jabo)/JG 54. The 4.II./JG 54 was in this time the 12.Staffel.

Greetings Christian

Jens 6th April 2006 10:09

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
Hi Christian, can you please explain more about the different "Staffeln" of JG-54? I am very interested, do you have any hints for good books about?

christian 8th April 2006 22:47

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
Hi Jens

There were no good books about the History of the JG 54 or for the different Staffeln from the Groups of the JG 54. Sorry.

Greetings Christian

Jens 10th April 2006 07:47

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
Thanks for the info.

KrisJG3 14th March 2012 13:53

Re: Unit of this Fw-190 wreck?
 
"...Information from researchers involved with the restoration confirms that the pilot of the Fw190, Paul Rätz, was a POW and repatriated to Germany in 1949. He passed away in 1989 and his son aided in the research for the restoration. ..."

See wrack:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jueDX...feature=relmfu

Good joke:

"..wellcome to RusLand forest :) товарищь! ..."


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