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Re: Dogfights over Sworbe 18-23.Nov.1944 questions. Part 2. Soviet claims vs German losses
From the summary of Luftwaffe losses (1./196, Stab, I. and II./JG 54, III./SG 3):
18 Nov 1944: no loss in air combat reported I/JG 54: one aircraft destroyed on the ground by enemy bombs four damaged on the ground by enemy bombs one damaged on the ground by enemy gunfire from ground forces II/JG 54: one aircraft destroyed without enemy action on operational flight III/SG 3: one aircraft damaged without enemy action on operational flight 19 Nov 1944: no loss in air combat reported, one to AA I/JG 54: one aircraft damaged without enemy action on operational flight two damaged without enemy action on non-operational flight one damaged on the ground by enemy gunfire from ground forces III/SG 3: one aircraft destroyed by anti-aircraft artillery during operational flight two damaged without enemy action on operational flight 20-21 Nov 1944: no loss reported 22 Nov 1944: one possible loss in air combat I/JG 54: one aircraft damaged without enemy action on non-operational flight II/JG 54: one aircraft destroyed without enemy action on operational flight III/SG 3: one aircraft missing due to enemy action 23 Nov 1944: one loss in air combat (but not a Fw 190) 1./196: one aircraft destroyed by gunfire from enemy aircraft during operational flight, observed by enemy I./JG 54: two aircraft damaged without enemy action on non-operational flight You can find more details (loss hour, crew names and fate) about the Ar 196 shot down on 23 Nov 1944 there: http://www.historisches-marinearchiv...ere_value=1185 Sadly the above source has nothing about the floatplanes losses of the 17 AFAIK. Best regards |
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Re: Dogfights over Sworbe 18-23.Nov.1944 questions. Part 2. Soviet claims vs German losses
Hello Laurent,
thank you a lot Quote:
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Info about BV138 - from KTB MOK Ost and also from some subordinated commands of Kriegsmarine. Info about Ar196 - from Tagesmeldung AOK16 for 17.Nov.44. Best regards, Andrey |
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Re: Dogfights over Sworbe 18-23.Nov.1944 questions. Part 2. Soviet claims vs German losses
Source of the summary is the site of Andreas Brekken:
http://www.ahs.no/ref_db/lw_summ_loss_acft_overview.asp?PAGE=1 To be precise about the two floatplane losses of 17 November, what I wanted to say is that the website did not list these losses, but that did not mean they did not happen, just that nothing about these losses is written here. Best regards |
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Re: Dogfights over Sworbe 18-23.Nov.1944 questions. Part 2. Soviet claims vs German losses
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