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Originally Posted by ju55dk
Over the years there have been much debate on this subject, as RAF attacked these planes in 1940. It has been said that they were ordered on the grounds that these planes reported about allied ships and so on. Until now there have been no solid evidence to this. But in the KTB from Seenotzentrale Nord a case it reported were the "Seenotflugzeug" did report something like this! Se attached file. It's noted that these aircraft were not reported to the international Red Cross, as were the case with hospitalships!
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In the World War II unit history of the US 9th Infantry Division,
Eight Stars to Victory, there is a photograph of a captured German half-track that was clearly marked as an ambulance. The rear exit door was opened to display the interior, which was filled with German infantry weapons and ammunition.