Bundesarchiv proceeds loading up new photos on their numerical platform.
Though the captions flatly state those photos are dated in 1942 on the Don Front, those four photos, taken by PK Reimers somewhere on the Eastern Front, do show two Bf 109 G-6.
https://bild.bundesarchiv.de/device_...kHvcQcM46BHB2Y
https://bild.bundesarchiv.de/device_...ghDrn5yRGhfOnc
https://bild.bundesarchiv.de/device_...Kg8u1mzQg7v9KU
https://bild.bundesarchiv.de/device_...hPxbvaMfv2sQ4I
"Schwarze 15" sports already an Erla Haube: the whole sequence can't be taken earlier then November 1943. As evidenced by the Summer clothing of the ground crew, date is certainly Summer 1944. No clue for the unit nor location: the tell-tale yellow rear fuselage band is amiss on both machines.
The type of tactical markings could indicate a NAGr. unit; NAGr. 5 or 15, for instance, did not always carry the yellow rear fuselage band, as evidenced by Bf 109 G-8 W.Nr. 201 143 "Schwarze 2",piloted by Olt. Leibnitz, from 2./NAGr. 5, which belly landed its plane at Nyker, Bornholm, on 9 May 1945.
Following that line of thought, we might have 2./NAGr. 5 or 15 machines. From August 1944 onwards, the former unit was stationed at Riga, the latter at Piastow and Naglowice.
Any confirmation/infirmation most welcome.
Cheers
Marc