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26th November 2012, 16:15
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Fw-190 unit identity
Ths is from "Fighters over Tunisia", which had some great photos.
The Fw-190 was supposedly shot down over Souk El Arba A/F. No unit markings and there is a indistinct three digit number on the tail,probably part of the Wrk No. Last edited by kaki3152; 22nd April 2014 at 21:15. 
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29th November 2012, 02:32
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Re: Fw-190 unit identity
Ok, I'm going to try to identify.
It looks like there is a faded "7" on the fuselage. 4-24-43 11/SKG 10 FW190A-5 0150 1208 "Yellow 7" Uffz Friedrich Rott POW 1820 belly landing -shot down by Spitfires. "FW-190 in North Africa" Arthy/Jemsen Any other options?
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