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Re: Arado 68 and 196
I do not hink you will receive a lot of answers to this question. It is a little bit like: "Please send me all you have about the Luftwaffe in WW 2".
You have to narrow it down to specific accidents or something like that. Please bear in mind that for the Ar 196 only, I have hundreds of accidents, losses and other information. This information has been obtained mainly by personal visits to Bundesarchiv in Freiburg. Being a non German, this is a costly affair, the copying of documents only amounts to considerable sums. If you want the kind of information you ask for, you are espected to give something in return in the form of other information that could be of interest for me or anyone else.
Im am not trying to be negative, but I hope you see the point.
By the way, I do not think there were a lot of, or any at all, Ar 68 losses by operational units during WW 2.
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