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Re: HALPRO loos on 29-30 June 1942
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Night 29-30
Ten Ju.88s attacked communication lines, motor transports, and tents at El Abu Dweis (20.38-01.38); one aircraft was lost (OBS).
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night 28-29
Reportedly the 29th two Ju.88s were lost: Lt. Rökker (I./N.J.G.2, Ju.88 C-6 W.Nr. 360002, R4 + DH) was hit by Flak and compelled to force-land near Marsa Matruk (100 %);Ofw. Döring (4./L.G.1, Ju.88 A-4 W.Nr. 5672, L1 + LM) went missing with his crew. It is likely that Döring was shot down in this occasion, while Rökker in one of the clashes the following night. Possibly he was hit by Baker or by the gunners of 376th.
Are you sure Semrau that day was operating in Lybia and not in Sicily?
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