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Old 5th October 2011, 22:43
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Interesting part of Flugbuch

http://robdebie.home.xs4all.nl/me163/pilots07.htm

We looking for something like this but for JG3 from Prenzlau and Stargard.


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Re: Interesting part of Flugbuch

KrisJG3,

Would you please contact me off-board at RabeAnton@aol.com concerning your post about Herbert Frömert? Thanks!

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Re: Interesting part of Flugbuch

Hi,

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Re: Interesting part of Flugbuch

Interesting info. about JG400:

"...Secondly, it is clear that Hauptmann Frömert was with the II. Gruppe of JG400. After training at Brandis, he went to Stargard, and then took part in the many relocations of II./JG400, to Bad Zwischenahn, Nordholz and finally Husum. Thirdly, the log identifies four code colors used on Komets: white, yellow, red and green. Red and green codes are quite rare it seems, the only other source listing them is Ransom's book about Brandis. ..."

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http://robdebie.home.xs4all.nl/me163/pilots07.htm

Erwin Bacsila

I./JG400
1944÷11.44

JG301
11.44÷05.01.45
Командир эскадрильи
IV./JG3
05.01.45÷17.02.45

Командир группы
JG400
17.02.45÷05.45

"...В апреле 1944 г. ранен в руку и некоторое время не летал. Но уже в том же месяце направлен в экспериментальное командование Erprobungskommando 16, следом в эскадру JG400, где в составе I./JG400 летал на ракетном истребителе Me-163.С ноября 1944 г. Баксила уже в составе эскадры JG301 в должности командира одного из штаффелей.
05.01.45 г. назначен командиром группы IV./JG3, а уже 17.02.45 г. переведен в состав JG400.
Басила пережил войну, вернулся в Австрию. ..."


Source:
http://allaces.ru/p/peopleg.php?id=2282

Veterans:
http://robdebie.home.xs4all.nl/me163/pilots01.htm
http://robdebie.home.xs4all.nl/me163/pilots.htm
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