Heinkel loss at 11th September 1940

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Originally Posted by Peter Cornwell

Hello Rainer,

The photo is of V4+FA - your uncle's aircraft. The crash site was recorded by the East Sussex Police as 'one mile north of Camber, one mile west of the Camber road at East Guldeford.'

Another He111 V4+RW of 6./KG1 also came down in the same field the same afternoon. The crews were all taken prisoner by troops from the Royal Irish Fusiliers.

You can ignore all reference to 'Horsham' with regards to this incident. Frank Mason simply got it wrong.

Hello Peter thank for your confirmation.I am very pleased with this message.I will go to England/Camber ( in memory to my uncle) and make some photos in Septembers on this occasion of anniversary. .Perhaps I therefore find contemporary witnesses. Again many thanks. Kind regards. RainerUnfortunately, I have only a picture on into civilian and a photo of the airplane I assume that this airplane is the V4+FA.Furthermore I own a photo of him (very dark) from the early years of the KG152 Hindenburg (mixed unities) in front of Heinkel He-45 yet, however You are interested, tell it to me if.