He 219 found in Denmark !!!

[ArtieBob]

There are indeed some records that give the W.Nr. and date for individual aircraft produced, i.e.accepted(BAL). I have had access to this information from Fiesler, for Fi 156, Fw 190, etc. and I am certain they existed for most, if not all, Luftwaffe production, they just have not survived or are inaccessible.
Best Regards,
Artie Bob

[ju55dk]

Originally Posted by harrison987

In this case, it is a part number for the nacell only.




95% of all werk numbers ranges are based on orders placed, and actual documented losses - not on the specific werk numbers made. I have never actually seen official documents from any wartime manufacture that states, "on this day we made werk # "X", and it was complete, transferred to unit "X". There are numerous wrecks from various aircraft being found where the main werk falls "outside" the werk number ranges that are documented, as well as loss records.

Which documents are you referring to specifically?

Well the Heinkel archive have a lot of documents as to when and were specific Wnr. were transferred, and also what happened to them, both for He 219 and also He 177. Besides that we have some FB's from FLÜG that show transfer of He 219.
And I see that you also have concluded that the Wnr found was not part of aircraft Wnr.

Junker

[Kim Christiansen]

Hello All

Below is a link to tvmidtvest.dk regarding the raising of the HE-219 Denmark.

>>>>> http://www.tvmidtvest.dk/nettv/?id=16074

Unfortunately only in Danish yet.

Have a nice summer.

Greetings
Kim C

[Marcel Hogenhuis]

Hello Kim,

I only understand a few words and recognize the pictures and some footage, but it's a nice documentary ! Please keep us informed with all they - the cleaning team - find.

All the best, Marcel

[eknutson]

Hi Junker, were are the Heinkel archive located. Need more information for the HE115 in sola

Regards
Ernst

[Marcel Hogenhuis]

Deutsches Museum Münich

Marcel

[Kim Christiansen]

Hello all.

This new images are from the restoration team.

The images can be seen on Row 5A + 6A.
Please look at Camera 1 >>>> www.danas-have.dk/He219.htm

How can the engine be destroyed like this ?
Row 6A, Pic 1 + Pic 2

Sincerely,
Kim C

[Tony Kambic]

I would offer two possibilites, #1 a very hot engine suddenly immersed in very cold water. Or #2, if that part of the coastline freezes, the expansion of freezing water becoming ice within the engine block where coolant and oil used to run.

[S Sheflin]

Hello Kim,

Beautiful photos those, and great work you are all doing.

Have any Motornummern of your DB603s been discovered yet?

Steve Sheflin

[Kim Christiansen]

Hello Steve Sheflin



Please look at the image >>> www.danas-have.dk/images/HE219/Motor-5980.JPG

and # 77 + 78 + 79


Greetings
Kim C