Need history of He111P WNr. 2463

[Larry Hickey]

Hello,

Can anybody provide information on what happened to He111P WNr. 2463.

Regards,

[RT]

Hello Larry,
Not lost from Sept 40 till dec.41, nor the the school units, remains the losses between sept 39 to aug 40, but one among 479 ,

Remi

[Larry Hickey]

Remi,

Thanks. This was from 5./KG54 circa 11.39. I don't think it was lost before the end of the FC, so a very narrow window here for loss during 7-8.40, otherwise it was much later.

Regards,

[David Ransome]

Hi Larry,

I have a P-2 of III./KG27 WNr 2463....... Rammed by Ju88 at Leipzig-Hockau on 15 February 1941 suffering 60% damage.

I don't have anything else as yet and my main record goes up to end of 1942.

As usual any verified corrections/amendments appreciated!

Regards,

David

[Larry Hickey]

David,

Thanks, that is just what I needed. I'll post you a personal email about this a/c.

Regards,

Larry

[JoMe]

Hi

It was a He 111 P-2 and was flown on first time on 06. Sept. 1938 in Rostock-Marienehe.
That's all, what I have.

JoMe

[ChrisS]

Hi Larry

I have 4 photos of this machine, I guess you will have these all ex-eBay, if not and if you want 'em I got 'em.

Cheers

Chris

[Larry Hickey]

Chris,

If you are referring to the ones that appeared on eBay about 3-4 weeks ago, I've got all four of them; I won the auction for 3 of those and I'm trying to contact the winner of the other one to do a swap. I have an auction image for that 4th one, but want a scan from an original. Thanks for offering.

Regards,

[alain charpentier]

Hello,

I did some research on the crash-site of a He111, and found a little plaque with the Wnr 2407.
Could you provide some details on this aircraft ?

Thank you, Alain.

[Larry Hickey]

Alain,

Since the EOE Project is attempting to document precisely the location and identity of every aircraft, including Luftwaffe, that crashed or crash-landed during the WC, can you tell me what you know about the location and circumstances of the crash of the He111 with the W.Nr. 2407? This could likely be within the scope of our project. We have many photos of He111 losses during that period, and a comprehensive data base of all losses, but we're unlikely to be able to be helpful to you without more than the W.Nr., which generally wasn't recorded by the Luftwaffe records-keepers during that period of the war. Most of our information on that subject comes from either photos of the aircraft or crashes themselves, or the logbooks of the crewmen. Very few W.Nr.s come from surviving contemporary records. Your plaque could also be a component plane, not the master data plate with the a/c W.Nr.

Regards,