Seenotzentrale Ägäis

[Adam]

Does anyone have any details on this unit? Apparently there is mention of it in RL 29 at the Bundesarchiv and that it may have joined with Seenotzentrale Schwarz Meer to form Seenotberiechtkommando XII in June 1942. Unfortunately I've not seen the particular file, so any further details on this unit and whether it existed would be appreciated.

TIA

Adam

[edwest]

A gentleman from Greece has provided detailed information, in German, here:

http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=85609


Scroll down about three quarters.




Ed

[byron-]

Hello Adam

some additional infos in german :

Flugsicherungsboote in the Aegean Sea

KRC 302 06.41 in Saloniki
KRD 410 (Heinrich Stalling), am 05.08.44 von Milos nach Iraklion verlegt
KRD 411 (Irene) 07.43 Kreta
KRD 426 (Ulrich Stefens), bis 07.41 in Piräus
KRD 429 (Heinrich Tjarks), Schwarzmeer, 23.12.43 bei Lemnos vers.
KRD 430 (Daniel Denker), B.Fü., Fw. Dunz
KRD 431 (Vegesack), 07.43 Kdo. S.u.B. Kreta, 16.09.44 bei Milos vers.
KRD 435 (John Köster), in Chania
KRD 436 (Johannes Mess), ab 28.08.43 nach Iraklion, 06.10.44 in der Phaliron-Bucht vers. u.gehoben

KRD 437 Bucht von Luro/Kreta, ab 03.43 KRD 405 (Hermann Frese)
Fl.Sich.Boot „Nymphe“, „Drache“, „SLC 3041“.


Flugzeuge bei der 7. Seenotstaffel:
He 59: TW+HB (+10.12.41), TW+HG, DD+AX (+28.01.42), DD+BB, NE+TF, PP+AO, NE+UW (+16.06.42), BV+HJ, BV+HL
Do 24: KK+UO, KK+UL, KK+UP, KK+LC
Do 24 T-1: KK+VC, CH+EV, CH+EY (+17.01.42), CH+ET, CH+EW, CH+EX (+29.10.43), CM+IF (+11.04.42), CM+IQ, CM+IK (+01.07.42), CM+IX (+24.05.43), CM+IT, CM+IQ (+17.10.44), VH+SA (+07.10.42), VH+SB, DJ+CM, DJ+CK,
Do 24 T-2: DJ+ZM (+23.12.43), Q8+AB, Q8+AC, Q8+AE (+12.10.44)
Do 24 T-3: KO+KD (+19.10.43), KO+KA, VH+SK (+16.10.43), KO+JC (+13.11.43), KK+LC, KO+IF (+27.11.43), CM+RA (+27.11.43), CM+RB, CM+RD (+13.04.44),
J9+AA (+01.07.44), J9+BA (+28.07.44), J9+CA (+02.10.44), J9+DA,

J9+FA (+10.10.44), J9+HA, M+AC (+20.09.44), 1M+RK (+06.10.44),

1M+RR (+26.09.44), 1M+IQ

[Dénes Bernád]

I am surprised to see that no He 114s are listed in the Aegean.
I have photos of a He 114, which crashed to a pier somewhere in Greece, sporting the unit number 7R+_ _.

[byron-]

@ denes,

There were He 114 in Greece but not by the 7th. Seenotstaffel. Besides I`m not saying, the planes I refered are the complete list but the most.

[Adam]

many thanks for the link and additional info

regards

Adam