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14-15/07/1944 Ju88G1 wk# 3./NJG4 Hemptinne nord est de phillipeville uffz H. Holze,? 5-6/04/1944 Ju88C6 wk#750249 "3C+AK" 2./NJG4 1,2km sud est de philippeville W. Oldenburg, S. Lauenburg, J. Clasen, A. Stornau, G. Wend, tués 23/24/12/1944 Ju88G1 werk714045 "3C+E(B)M" 4./NJG4 Heer sur Meuse Ofhr K. Hülfert, disparu; G. Richter T. Weinrich, prisonniers 23/24/12/1944 Ju88S3 werk? "L1+KM" 4./LG1 Soy-Hotton A. Johänntges, prisonnier 26/12/1944 Fw190D9 wk#? I/JG26 Carlsbourg nord de Bouillon Fw Otto Hans Schöndorf prisonnier 26/12/1944 Fw190D9 wk210931 "10+bleu" 4./JG26 Nord de Bouillon vers Carlsbourg oblt Hans Hartigs, prisonnier 27/12/1944 Fw190A8 werk175048 "2+blanc" I./JG1 vers Dinant hans joachim Lûpke, disparu 27/12/1944 Ju88G6 wk#620870 "4R+HW" 12./NJG2 Chaumont pres de Florennes HJ.Wagener, tué 30/12/1944 Ju188 p3548 est de Libramont ? 31/12/1944 Ju88 wk#140207 "G9+Gy 4./NJG4 Heer sur Meuse uffz Mikusky Konrad, Alfred Overbeck, Heinz Hermann Gobrecht, tués
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Those crashes are rather in the area of Florennes-Juzaine airfield (or at least in the South part of Belgium, I have investigated some of them), Beauvechain is much norther, center of Belgium.
I am afraid no Ju 88S appears neither in the books "Beauvechain Le Culot 1935 -1945 Flugplatz -Airfield by Robert PIED (ISBN 296001720X) nor about Gosselies.
But perhaps if you forward me the pic I can transfer it to a friend well aware of both airfield.
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