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Old 25th March 2010, 13:51
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KG 40 Airfields in France in 1941.

Can any one please tell me from which airfield in France did 3/KG40 operate in May 1941, thanks.
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Old 25th March 2010, 14:43
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Re: KG 40 Airfields in France in 1941.

Merignac if I am not mistaken
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Old 25th March 2010, 22:36
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Re: KG 40 Airfields in France in 1941.

Hi Chris , thanks for your reply . Did this unit also operate from Brest, Brittany or Audierne ? A HE111 H-3 V4+DK of 3/KG40 crashed off the S.E. coast of Ireland on 6.5.41 , I was wondering where this plane was based .
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Re: KG 40 Airfields in France in 1941.

3/KG 1 became 9/KG 40 so do not get confused by the codes. III/KG 40 (formerly I/KG 1) was based at Brest-Sud before moving to Schiphol in Aug 41
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Re: KG 40 Airfields in France in 1941.

Many thanks Chris , you are right I did get my codes mixed up , I should have said III/KG40 . So was V4+DK based in Brest-Sud when it crashed off the Irish coast ?
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Re: KG 40 Airfields in France in 1941.

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Re: KG 40 Airfields in France in 1941.

Cheers Chris , many thanks for your help.
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