German bomber wreck in south tuscany (2)

[Matti Salonen]

My info is from NVMs. Also the following two were lost on that day:
1944-01-24, 4./KG 100, Do 217E-5, 5658, 6N+KP, Bei Piasa, Jägerbeschuß. Bruch 100 %.
F Ofw Wollny, Herbert, tot
B Fw Hahn, Johann, tot
Bf Uffz Krämer, Walter, tot
Bs Uffz Siegmann, Gustav, tot
1944-01-24, 5./KG 100, Do 217E-5, 5631, 6N+HN, Anzio-Nettuno, Unbekannt. Bruch 100 %.
F Lt Grotzer, Helmut, vermißt
B Uffz Heuring, Albert, vermißt
Bf Uffz Schmidt, Herbert, vermißt
Bs Ogfr Meinzer, Hans, vermißt

Matti

[veltro]

Originally Posted by Matti Salonen

My info is from NVMs. Also the following two were lost on that day:
1944-01-24, 4./KG 100, Do 217E-5, 5658, 6N+KP, Bei Piasa, Jägerbeschuß. Bruch 100 %.

I guess it was "bei Pisa"...

[Stig Jarlevik]

Thanks Matti

Located the third one alright in the book. By the way I notice there seems to be a difficulty in reading the records with regard to spelling of names, and particularly between the letters e and o.
Balke says Gretzer and you say Grotzer
Balke says Wellny and you say Wollny

Bad handwriting or a clerk using a hammer on his typewriter maybe?

Veltro
It is quite some distance between Pisa and the Anzio area. My first thought followed yours, but checking a map I was wondering if something else might fit the bill so to speak. Maybe not....

Cheers
Stig