Special photo set

[edwest]

Taken by a professional American military photographer. I have not seen these before:





http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/it...ISOBOX=1&REC=1

http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/it...SOBOX=1&REC=19

http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/it...ISOBOX=1&REC=8

http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/it...ISOBOX=1&REC=4

http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/it...SOBOX=1&REC=19



Usual disclaimer,
Ed

[John Beaman]

The Fw 190 is listed as:

Fw 190A-7, 340024, n.n., Flzg.Überführ.G. 1, 22-Feb-44, Bruchlandung due to technical failure., BA-MA Signatur RL 2 III/784, p.1, Hannover, 60%

[edNorth]

Spotted by LEMB member before, many of these are stated taken at Brandis (those showing Me 163, He 177 and Ju 88. Possibly one Hs 130 can be seen burnt out in background of one image).

[Roger Gaemperle]

Hello,

While the photos of the links show Me 163 V13 I have uploaded a photo of Me 163 V10 found at Brandis at BattleGroundRelics.

Regards,
Roger

[edwest]

Great find, Roger.




Ed

[afleuret]

Here's the link where seveal other photos can be found.
http://battlegroundrelics.com/album?...id_2=All&tid_4=

What do you think of the colour ones ? True or fake ?

[Revi16]

The pics of the Me-163 in the hangar are part of the US National Archives Collection.

Regards,
Mike

[PhilippeDM]

A beautiful Fw 190 D to be found on next link:

http://battlegroundrelics.com/album?...id_2=All&tid_4=

First row third picture

[gogh]

I like the Go242 on page 7 with the He111 Z as towing tug

Best Regards

Peter van Gogh

[drgondog]

Originally Posted by John Beaman

The Fw 190 is listed as:

Fw 190A-7, 340024, n.n., Flzg.Überführ.G. 1, 22-Feb-44, Bruchlandung due to technical failure., BA-MA Signatur RL 2 III/784, p.1, Hannover, 60%

John - that would seem to be one early record in the life of the A-7 as a couple of GI's and multiple .50 cal holes would place the damage as something other than technical failure and into March/April 1945?