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Old 15th November 2013, 21:27
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Luftwaffe losses in the West 1939-1940

Ran across this reference:

"See Air Historical branch (AHB) Translation, Volume 4, No. VII/83 German Aircraft Losses (In the West Only) September 1939-December 1940 for all the above figures. It contains British POST-WAR translation and collation of GERMAN figures."



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Old 16th November 2013, 23:45
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Re: Luftwaffe losses in the West 1939-1940

Ed,

Sounds very interesting. Any idea of how one would get a copy of this translated report?

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Old 17th November 2013, 00:47
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Re: Luftwaffe losses in the West 1939-1940

Hi,

It can be found at these two locations:

- AWM 54 423/4/103 Part 69
- NA AIR 20/7703

It's eighteen pages. Sample page attached.

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Old 17th November 2013, 09:45
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Andrew,

Thanx. Will have to find a way to acquire this. What do categories: CR LR, T, C and M mean? I understand all the rest.

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Old 17th November 2013, 11:56
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Re: Luftwaffe losses in the West 1939-1940

Hi Larry,

Those abbreviations are: close reconnaissance (army co-op), long-range reconnaissance, transport, coastal and miscellaneous.

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Andrew,

Thanx. Getting a copy of this document would be extremely useful.

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Re: Luftwaffe losses in the West 1939-1940

Hello,

do not know if it is of interest, but I have more detailed statistical information from correspondence between Chef der Flugsicherheit and Generalluftzeugmeister - giving the number of aircraft divided by type and unit category for the period November 1939 through March 1940.

These are quite detailed, giving number of aircraft of given type, the resulting damage to aircraft in four subdivisions (no damage, light damage, heavy damage and destroyed), injuries to aircrew (lightly injured, heavily injured, dead), injuries to non-aircrew (same categories) and finally the reason for the incident in five categories (human factor, technical problem, nature, unknown and other reasons).

Should give an indication of the completeness of other reports for the period at least.

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