Ghostbombers updates

[ju55dk]

Originally Posted by Nick Beale

Jim?

Sorry Nick. Has been corrected.

Regards
Jörn Junker

[Nick Beale]

Today's updates to my website are:

• Kriegstagebuch of Stab JG 77: addition of two ULTRA messages about the unit on 2 and 3 December 1943.
• Invasion Watch: quote from a pilot of 3./NAG 14 about the problems caused by installing cameras in the Bf 109.
• Kommando Götz: information about a sortie flown on 31 March 1945.
• Geschwader Bongart: action at Dun-le-Poëllier on 11 June, a newspaper quote for 24 July and an account of a Resistance ambush on 30 July 1944 (this last item entirely thanks to Greg Skaggs).
• Kommando Koch: quote from a prisoner about jamming of radars during raids on Malta; Italian report of German aircraft using radar to locate a submarine.
• Kommando Kunkel: several small additions.
• Kettenhund radar jammer: additional quote from a British report on the equipment.
• Kommando Olga: addition about Ltn. Ernst Suchy (thanks to the latest updating of deZeng and Stankey's invaluable work on Luftwaffe officers' career summaries).
• 1.(F)/100: additions to the appendix on pilots and aircraft.

[ju55dk]

Hi Nick.

Great work.
Hptm. Hermann Holert is the correct spelling, not Hollert.

Junker

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by ju55dk

Hi Nick.

Great work.
Hptm. Hermann Holert is the correct spelling, not Hollert.

Junker

Thanks Junker. How did you find which was the correct spelling?

[ju55dk]

BAMA RL 4 146 GdA Stellungsbezetzungen Verbände 06-03-1945.

Cheers
Junker

[ouidjat]

Hi,

Thank you Nick for your constant and tenacious work.
Always a pleasure to read your pages

Best regards,
Franck.

[ChrisS]

Nick thank you, grateful for all you do.

its really helpful information.

[SES]

Hi Nick,
Very interesting account of German jamming activity in The Med. It is the first time I have seen this information published, it must have taken a long time to research.
bregds
SES

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by SES

Hi Nick,
Very interesting account of German jamming activity in The Med. It is the first time I have seen this information published, it must have taken a long time to research.
bregds
SES

Thanks for the kind words. The time it took? Some hours online, searching the National Archives catalogue for file references; more time online reading DEFE 3 files; six days at Kew between August last year and June this year to gather material from paper files; quite a while writing version 1 (January) and making it into web pages; much longer integrating additional material and turning it into version 2 (August).