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Luftwaffe ground losses 23/24th July 1940
Dear all,
In the night of 23/24th July 1940 a hangar at Bergen airfield (The Netherlands) was succesfully bombed by a Whitley of the RAF. According to the KTB of the Führungsstab Ic ObdL the next German aircraft were lost as a result of a fire in the hangar: 1 Junkers W 34 1 Arado Ar.66 1 Heinkel He.70 1 Caudron 1 Koolhoven Is there any trace of the identity of these aircraft such as Werknummer, codes and units in the survinving documents? Thanks in advance for your effort, Hans Nauta |
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Re: Luftwaffe ground losses 23/24th July 1940
On gen. returns only trace is 4 deads 4 wounded from III.KG54, 1xbf109e total III.JG54 + From KTB JG54 "4 reise maschine" damaged/destroyed + the time 02h30
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Re: Luftwaffe ground losses 23/24th July 1940
Dear Remi,
Thanks for your reaction. The losses of III/JG54 were already known to me, 1 Bf.109 100 % loss and 2 Bf.109 damaged for 10%, amongst which Schwarze 12 of 8./JG54. The entry of the 4 Reise machinen has puzzled me for a long time and finally I had some confirmation from the KTB Führungsstab ObdL, hence my query for the identities of these aircraft. Thanks anyway for your effort and contribution! Hans Nauta |
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