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KG1 losses, feb 1943
Hello,
from the loss list of the new book KG1 Hindenburg(Gerhard Baecker) I can not verify the fate of some crews: 01.02.1943, 3./KG1, Grupp-Wenke-Ziesler-Berlin, after attack explode in the air, Timm area, 100% 05.02.1943, 2./KG1, Allenhöffer-Paach-Volkert-Bosselmann, plane explode in the air, Olhowatka, 100% 08.02.1943, 1./KG1, Mücke-Lauch-Kickermann-Tyle, Crash fire Timm area, 100% The loss list also didn't indicate heavy losses of He 177 in june 1944, as the geschwader passed a low level attack on the advanced russian tanks. But if I understand right, even for this work, the WASt did not open their statistic and the loss list is coming from Jim Perry. Best regards
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Re: KG1 losses, feb 1943
Here are the first two - is this what you are looking for?
1.2.43: 3.St. Ju 88A‑4 (V4+CL) failed to return from operations nr. Timm, 100%, 4 MIA. 5.2.43: 2.St. Ju 88A‑4 (V4+BB) exploded in the air over Olkhovatka, 100%, Oblt. Günther Allenhöfer (pilot) + 3 all MIA. I don't have a note for the 8.2.43 loss. June 1944 He 177 losses: Stab/KG 1: none I./KG 1: none in action, 4 in non-combat crashes and accidents. II./KG 1: 5 in action, none in non-combat crashes and accidents. III./KG 1: none in action, 2 in non-combat crashes and accidents. IV./KG 1: none in action, 1 in non-combat crashes and accidents. |
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Re: KG1 losses, feb 1943
Thanks a lot for the response, Larry.
What the losses of He177 concerns, it's looks like a myth
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Re: KG1 losses, feb 1943
Igor,
Some time ago I asked for KG1 He177 losses from WAST, they sent the records for 19 aircraft lost with crew causilties between 15-3-44 and 1-8-44. Of these 19 only 5 were combat losses. From the Griehl/Dressel book and the recent Smith/Creek books it would appear that in the same period KG1 had a total of around 40 He177's lost/damaged. I do not know how this figure compares with the Baeker book, but if KG1 He177's attacked tanks at low level they do not appear to have suffered heavy losses, Regards Brian Bines |
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Re: KG1 losses, feb 1943
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the loss list didn't contain any losses of He177 from enemy action and crew losses. Only loss in action in june is Ju188 in France(u5+fh) and without enemy action one loss He177(V4+HL) on 18.07( transfer flight, crew KIC) Is the 5 losses in combat occurs in the east? Best regards
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Re: KG1 losses, feb 1943
Igor,
This is what I have for Feindflug :- 1. 27-6-44 He177A-3 V4+LP 332474 near FlPL. Baranowitshe Tech. Problem 4 killed 2 inj. 5/KG1 2. 27-6-44 He177A-3 V4+EN 332366 FlPl Bobrvisk attempted emergency landing 6 missing. 5/KG1 3, 28-7-44 He177A-3 V4+CN 332351 S/W of Elesa due to enemy fighter 6 missing. 5/KG1 4. 28-7-44 He177A-5 V4+IN 372610 Flughafen Prowchren 6 killed 5/KG1 5. 28-7-44 He177A-3 V4+PT 2229 north of Schaulen by Joniskis fell to Russian Fighter crew baled out 1 missing, 1 injured .9/KG1 Unfortunately some of the information has been blanked out, Regards Brian Bines |
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