Hello schilling62nd,
I too am finding it difficult.
www.chuckyeager.com/yeager-destroys-an-me-262
In the above combat report dated 6 November 1944, a "Me.262" is claimed as destroyed "six miles east of Assen, Germany" over "a large airfield at 52.58N - 06.43E".
"Assen, Germany" which is now Soest, is about 30 miles south of Osnabruck.
"52.58N - 06.43E" is about 50 miles west-north-west of Osnabruck in the Netherlands.
Assen, Netherlands is about 60 miles north-west of Osnabruck.
To my knowledge, the only Me 262 losses of 6 November 1944 are those of W.Nr. 170045, W.Nr. 110389, W.Nr. 110402 and W.Nr. 110490, all of
Kdo. Nowotny.
W.Nr. 170045 (Ofw. Helmut Baudach)[possibly Fw Erich Buettner] in an accident crashed on landing at Hesepe which is about 7 miles north of Osnabruck.
W.Nr. 110389 (Lt. Herbert Spangenberg) made a
notlandung near Lemwerder [not Lehmwerder] after combat which is about 50 miles north-north-east of Osnabruck.
W.Nr. 110402 (Ofw. Kreutzer/Kreuzberg/Kreutzberg) made a
notlandung near Ahlhorn after combat which is about 42 miles north-north-east of Osnabruck.
W.Nr. 110490 (Ofw. Helmut Lennartz) made a
notlandung at Bassum after combat which is about 40 miles north-north-east of Osnabruck.
Baudach(Buettner?)'s aircraft seems to be the closest to Yeager's claim.
best regards,
Jim Geens