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Old 13th July 2012, 10:23
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Question FW 190 A5 fored landing in Leeuwergem (Belgium)

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On 13/03/1943 a FW 190 (W.Nr 5865) JG 26 made a forced landing in the vicinity of Leeuwergem (nowadays it's part of the city of Zottegem ).

What was the raison of this forced landing
What was the identity of the pilot (KIA or WIA) ?

Many thanks and greetings on a very rainy day in Zottegem!!!
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Old 13th July 2012, 11:51
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Re: FW 190 A5 fored landing in Leeuwergem (Belgium)

My notes: Notlandung infolge technischer Mängel. Flugzeugführer unverletzt.

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Old 13th July 2012, 15:39
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Re: FW 190 A5 fored landing in Leeuwergem (Belgium)

probably JG2

Many thanks and greetings on a very rainy day in Zottegem, really not a lucky guy as for sure in every other places in Europe the sun is blending ...... at least above the thick layer of clouds

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Old 13th July 2012, 17:58
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Re: FW 190 A5 fored landing in Leeuwergem (Belgium)

Thanks Matti and RT for the quick reaction
I suppose the pilots identity is unknown because the "Flugzeugführer war unverletzt".

And yes, the weather is not very good in Belgium, but that does not mean that I'm 'depressed' : in fact this weather inspires me to reed a book about what happened during WW II, especialy in my region and to visit this site for a few more inquiries

Once again, I which you all the best !!
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Old 13th July 2012, 20:13
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Re: FW 190 A5 fored landing in Leeuwergem (Belgium)

Ahhhh... you guys are such wimps! Here in North Carolina, I played tennis in 90F heat this morning--only two sets through! )
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Old 13th July 2012, 23:09
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Re: FW 190 A5 fored landing in Leeuwergem (Belgium)

Hi all,

perhaps someone knows the name of the pilot ?

Complete Werk.Nr. must be 0155865
In number block 0155 845 – 0156 024 (01.1943-06.1943) made by Arado Warnemünde.

Regards - Rainer
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