II/ZG-1's Swiss Adventure.

[Brian Bines]

I think the French magazine Avions issue 82 covered this, back copies can be ordered on line.

[JP Vieira]

A very interesting story. I have read some years ago a book about both Allied and German aircraft that went to Switzerland during WWII. Always interesting facts. Thanks

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Evgeny,

No mentions in Karl Ries's book of other W.Nr's as well. I hope that Larry has them in his documentation.

Cheers
Marc

[net_sailor]

Originally Posted by Brian Bines

I think the French magazine Avions issue 82 covered this, back copies can be ordered on line.

There were no further Werknummers on Avions No. 82

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Thanks Net sailor,

Larry, any chance to provide us with the missing W.Nr's and unit codes?

Thanks in advance
Marc

[net_sailor]

Originally Posted by Marc-André Haldimann

Bf 110 C, 4. /ZG 1, Uffz. Alois Scholz(KiA)/Ogefr. Walter Hofmann (KiA)

According "The Battle of France Then and Now" Werknummer of this plane was: 2124. Other codes or W.Nr's are not given except well known Dähne's aircraft.


Evgeny, the photos of 2N+GN (W.Nr. 2831) in Swiss hands you can view here:
http://www.cockpitinstrumente.de/arc...bum/index.html

[steve sheridan]

Hi Robert, would you be willing to share with us the crew detail for this a/c.
Any codes or W.Nr listed?

Best regs,
Steve..

Originally Posted by robert

Hi,

yes they are known.
According to FB from 5./ZG1 the mission lasted for two hours.

Regards

Robert

P.S. Some of Dutch DB-8A were claimed as Hurricanes.

[Brian]

Hi guys

Volume I of my Blue-on-Blue series is, hopefully, due out by Christmas.

In this volume I have covered the Swiss/Luftwaffe encounters in 1940 to the best of my knowledge. There may be something of interest.

Cheers
Brian