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29th August 2005, 20:41
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Re: JG 301 or ... JG 5 ?
Hello
The only units in Norway with Fw 190 with RVB was 9. and 12./JG 5 at Herdla. The RVB was painted on the fuselage late april 1945, and it is not likely that any of those A/C was sent to the continent. All Norwegian based FW 190 with RVB would also have the "Eismerjäger" emblem on the left cowling. Colors on the numbers would be white (9./JG 5) and blue (12./JG 5). A smal disk in the same staffel color would also be behind the balkenkreutz (IV group marking and not III group marking as expected) Best from Norway Olve Dybvig www.luftwaffe.no 
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