Loch Ewe WWII JU88 raids

I have written an article regarding JU88 raids on Loch Ewe during WWII and the story of the JU188D-3 reconnaissance plane from Aufklarugsgruppe 1(F) 120, that came down on the 28th December 1944 in Loch Broom. Is there anyone who would like to proof read / check it?
I just tried downloading the article as an attached file, but I cant see it as 'as an attached' file.
So can we discuss any points of interest here.
The article will form part of my forthcoming book on the histpry of Loch Ewe WWII due out in April14
Tks Steve C
Am I allowed to put my private mail here?

[SEAN RYAN]

Hi Steve, I'd like to proof read/check your article for you.
PM me and I'll send you my e-mail address.

Regards, Sean.

[Peter]

Steve,

These 2 threads might be related;
http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showthread.php?t=5348
http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showthread.php?t=18880

If it is JU188 D-3 A6+FH I am very interested in your article as I have Uffz. Heinz Josaf dog tag.

Best Regards
Peter

[DaveM2]

What happened to the aircraft- still there, or recovered post war?

Dave

[John Beaman]

Originally Posted by STEVE CHADWICK

Tks Steve C
Am I allowed to put my private mail here?

Steve, you certainly post your email in a post. Some prefer to do it by PM. Your email link will be live if you post it.

SEAN, Tks I have PM'd you.
DaveM2, the JU188D-3 reconnaissance plane that came down on the 28th December 1944 in Loch Broom crashed between Isle Martin and the mainland. The undercarriage was on display for a while outside the Ullapool Museum, then it was moved south somewhere. The wreckage as been much broken up by trawl fishing and anchors from factory ships during the mackerel fishing 'high' of the 80-'s/90's.

Peter, Thank you. Definately related threads.
I have PM'd you with an excert from the article.

[Brian Bines]

Steve do you have the interrogation report for the captured airman from this aircraft, if not PM me. A couple of years ago a life jacket claiming to be from the prisoner was sold on E-Bay,

Regards

Brian Bines

[DaveM2]

Originally Posted by STEVE CHADWICK

DaveM2, the JU188D-3 reconnaissance plane that came down on the 28th December 1944 in Loch Broom crashed between Isle Martin and the mainland. The undercarriage was on display for a while outside the Ullapool Museum, then it was moved south somewhere. The wreckage as been much broken up by trawl fishing and anchors from factory ships during the mackerel fishing 'high' of the 80-'s/90's.

Thanks, a pity, however no where near the tragedy of the basically intact 188 recovered from a Polish lake and scrapped in the 1960s.

[Peter]

A photo of the undercarriagewas published on the Ullapools Museums website earlier. http://www.ullapoolmuseum.co.uk/

I would very much like to see those photos again, is there any chase someoned have those photos saved on a compter?

Peter