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Old 5th January 2011, 10:48
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Re: Uffz. Mannetstetter, 8./JG 2 vs. Whitley V, 3 June 1943

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Re: Uffz. Mannetstetter, 8./JG 2 vs. Whitley V, 3 June 1943

Chris will know better than me, but it is possible that at the time 8./JG 2 was detached from III./JG 2 for patrols over the Bay of Biscay to intercept Coastal Command aircraft.

At least it was in such a situation at the end of 1942 and in the first months of 1943 but I am not so sure for a date as late as June.
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Re: Uffz. Mannetstetter, 8./JG 2 vs. Whitley V, 3 June 1943

Dear Mikkel,

Uffz. Hermann Mannetstetter of 8./JG 2 was the only pilot who claimed on this occasion and his claim was confirmed. According to the Gefechtsbericht of JaFü 4 as forwarded in Einzelmeldung Nr. 7 on that date three Fw 190s of 8./JG 2 took off at 19.34 hrs. on a free chase against anti-submarine a/c. They engaged a Whitlwy about 100 kms northwest of Ouessant which was shot down from a height of 500 m by Uffz. Mannetstetter, the Whitley exploding in the air so that only debris was seen falling into the sea. the claim was conformed as the first for Hermann Mannetstetter.

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