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Originally Posted by RT
10 8 43 BM 15.KG6 H Cleve b, N MSTO Ü,schl, HE111H-6 4859
Eltzner günther ofw bf
Konschak willi ofw bm
Nötzel alfred ofw f
Schulz bernhard ofw bs
Rémi
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Thank you very much Remi, that is great information - With the location being Cleve that would make it B
Edburg-Hau I expect. Strange how Volksbund have him dying there but buried in Russia.
Would you be able to tell me what the abbreviations
N MSTO Ü,schl mean (although I think schl will mean schule)?
As 15./KG 6 isn't mentioned in his Wehrpass and all final entries are still stamped by Rechlin, I wonder if he was loaned to that particular staffel on behalf of Rechlin as part of the process to develop & test new pathfinding/target marking methods as mentioned in
Bomber Units...vol 1 by Doug Stankey & Henry L. de Zeng? Before being assigned to Rechlin in mid 1941 he was a pilot in 7./KG 26 which was itself part of a pathfinding Gruppen so he would of had some experience in the role.