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PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
Hi all!
Reading new book, I found two very interesting photoes: http://vif2ne.ru/nvi/forum/files/Ber...4b-white-7.jpg http://vif2ne.ru/nvi/forum/files/Ber...4b-white-7.jpg But - some strange thing are there: 1. Markings - II.(Schl.)/LG 2 had black triangle with Personnal letter as marking of aircraft. Bf109E-4/B on photoes have number "7". 2. Markings - no bar after BalkenCross means this aircraft is from I Gruppe, not from II (as II./LG 2). 3. Camouflage scheme is very different from all others known Bf109E's from II./LG 2. After it, I compared coloured profile of this aircraft with another, showing Bf109E-4/B of 3./Erpr.Gr.210, pilot - Oblt. Otto Hintze. They looks very simular. http://vif2ne.ru/nvi/forum/files/Ber...---compare.jpg 1. Both II./LG 2 and 3./Erpr.Gr.210 used the same airfield - Calais-Marck. 2. Erpr.Gr.210 was I Gruppe, and marks of that aircraft is counts better to Erpr.Gr.210 than with II./LG 2. 3. Photoe is quite poor quality, and colour of number "7" could be"Yellow" (to 3 Staffle), not "white" (as it shown on coloured profile). 4. As it shown on coloured profiles, camouflage schemes of both "Emils" are very simular. So, my question is - to what unit this Bf109E-4/B own - II.(Schl.)/LG 2 or 3./Erpr.Gr.210? Best wishes, Evgeniy Velichko. |
Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
Hi,
they are probably from the II/JG54. Regards Robert |
Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
Yes, Robert - I know that II./JG 54 had simular camouflage... THX
But: 1. Why no "bar" of II Gruppe on that Emil? 2. Does II./JG 54 based in Calais-Marck? Regards, Evgeniy. |
Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
Hi,
1. The II/JG54 didn`t use second groupe bar in 1940 2. And who said that this is Calais-Marck? Beside this: II(Sch)/LG2 used letter and triangle the planes of the I(J)/LG2 had a slightly different camouflage and mostly sported staffel emblems Robert |
Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
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Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
Eugene,
Robert is correct, these are almost certainly photos of "White 7" of 4./JG54 taken about Sept/Oct. 1940. II./JG54, recently redesignated from I./JG76, didn't carry a II Gr bar during the Battle of Britain. Dr. Jochen Prien also has published one of these photos (Page 306 in his JFV Vol 4/II) with this identification. Nowarra is simply incorect in his captioning of these photos, which have long been in print. These were probably take at Campagne-lés-Guines, France. Regards, |
Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
THX for answer.
P.S. Was 4./JG 54 a JaBo Staffel? |
Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
Hi,these photographs were NOT taken at Campagne-les Guines,this airfieild had no fixed buildings nor a hard surface,it was left around mid-November 1940 due to waterlogging.
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Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
Eugen,
Here's an example of 3./210's camouflage during the Battle of Britain. Lt. Horst Marx in front of his 'Yellow 3'. Completely different to the camouflage in the other photos. http://img154.imageshack.us/img154/839/boe1aoe6.jpg |
Re: PLS help to indeficate - Bf109E-4/B from II./LG 2 or Erpr.Gr210?
Hi John!
THX for this photoe. Its the first 3./Erpr.Gr210 photoe I've seen. But what do You mean "other photoes"? Both aircrafts ("Yellow3" of 3./Erpr.Gr.210 and that misterious "White/Yellow 7") have vertical lines as mottle. Probably RLM70, over RLM76 fuselage sides. Also, its very simular to II./JG 54 but different to all other camouflages of all other JG's. P.S. John - check Your mail, I've sent some photoes of Wespengeschwader that I recently found. |
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