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Old 5th February 2007, 11:19
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Re: KFlGr losses 30th September/1st August 1940

First of all, no losses of seaplanes were reported for 31.07.1940. For 01.08.1940 two He 115s from 3./506 were reported missing off the east coast of Scotland. 3./506 was then based at Stavanger, Norway and consequently had nothing to do with Schellingwoude.
On 01.08.1940 the following units were transferred to Schellingwoude:
Stab K.Fl.Gr. 106 from Norderney.
3./106 with He 115 from Borkum.
3./906 with He 115 from Norderney.
1./196 detachment with Ar 196 from Thisted, Denmark.
In addition the Seenotdienst operated a small detachment of one or two aircraft (He 59) from Schellingwoude.
On 01.08.1940 1./196 reported 70% damage to Ar 196A-2 W.Nr. 0066
when landing at Schellingwoude. No casualties.
Also the He 115C W.Nr. 3239 of 3./106 was reported 100% when making a crash landing at Schellingwoude. No casualties.
The same unit reported one crewmember killed when he fell overboard during take off from Schellingwoude.
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