DO 335 Wnr.240102 first and last flight info

[nuvola10]

Hi!i need the hour (take off & landing) of the first and last flight with Dieterle and Lerche at the controls.many thank's,max.

[Richard T. Eger]

Dear max,

Ever since you burst upon the TOCH! scene in 2015, you've been asking a lot of detailed questions, some of which get answered and some not. At the same time, as far as I can tell, you've never offered the forum any information. What are you planning to do with all of this information?

The standard etiquette among the membership is to answer newbie questions as a courtesy, because we've all been newbies at one time. The general expectation, though, is that members both ask and freely share information. It's how the forum works. We have a huge amount of expertise and by sharing we all benefit.

A word to the wise.

Regards,
Richard

[Broncazonk]

Hans Dieterle on 30 September, 1944 with no time being stated for take off or landing by any source.

Hans Lerche states that it was, "in the evening," of April 23, 1945 for the last take off and landing. (Smith, Creek, Hitchcock ~ pg. 79)

Bronc

[nuvola10]

Originally Posted by Richard T. Eger

Dear max,

Ever since you burst upon the TOCH! scene in 2015, you've been asking a lot of detailed questions, some of which get answered and some not. At the same time, as far as I can tell, you've never offered the forum any information. What are you planning to do with all of this information?

The standard etiquette among the membership is to answer newbie questions as a courtesy, because we've all been newbies at one time. The general expectation, though, is that members both ask and freely share information. It's how the forum works. We have a huge amount of expertise and by sharing we all benefit.

A word to the wise.

Regards,
Richard

HI,mr.Eger,many info i asked for the do335 and me262 formy two 1/32 modelling project (new zoukei mura and trumpeter),yes i wrote many question,but it's not real i have never offer info,the last message i wrote on 7 july "gottfried dietze" for teresa-maria questions...(for example),my questions was only for my modeller project (and for my passion for luftwaffe).
best regard,max.

[nuvola10]

for
Broncazonk's :
BroncazonkMany thank's!
best regard's,max.

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by nuvola10

HI,mr.Eger,many info i asked for the do335 and me262 formy two 1/32 modelling project (new zoukei mura and trumpeter)
best regard,max.

Thanks for letting us know, Max.

It would be good when people ask a question if they could give the rest of us an idea what they are working on. I think most of us are curious to know what's going on in Luftwaffe research outside our own particular areas.

[nuvola10]

Originally Posted by Nick Beale

Thanks for letting us know, Max.

It would be good when people ask a question if they could give the rest of us an idea what they are working on. I think most of us are curious to know what's going on in Luftwaffe research outside our own particular areas.

the motivations of may questions they war the most of time posted from me,but i've havent seen the others make the same think,they dosn't post motivations to the questions they make it is avalaible just for me than?
i found strange that in a forum it is a problem ask to many questions...it is a forum....

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by nuvola10

the motivations of may questions they war the most of time posted from me,but i've havent seen the others make the same think,they dosn't post motivations to the questions they make it is avalaible just for me than?
i found strange that in a forum it is a problem ask to many questions...it is a forum....

All I was saying is that it is interesting for everyone to find out what members of the forum are working on. You told us about what you are doing and I hope others will do the same in future.

[Steve Coates]

Max - Exactly. It's a forum, not a jukebox. People will always be more inclined to pitch in and answer a question if they are provided with context.

As for Lerche's landing time, this is not known. My understanding is that his son still has his father's Flugbuecher but for whatever reason has chosen not to make these available to researchers.

[Richard T. Eger]

Dear Max,

I'm sorry, but I can't buy your explanation. Your questions have a predominant theme of wanting to know operational details, which has nothing to do with building models. Your questions are so detailed that you are clearly drawing them from one or more sources. The impression I was getting was that you were writing an article or book and were using the TOCH! membership as your free private source of information.

Many in the TOCH! membership have done extensive archival research, so a lot of what you get is the sweat off of their brows. Some will quote from a published book or article, while others will give you the information without any referencing whatsoever, meaning that you have no way to judge its voracity.

My recommendation to you is that you build up a library and/or go archiving yourself so that you are contributing as much as you are getting.

Regards,
Richard