Ghostbombers updates

[Nick Beale]

I've updated my site again this morning with the following:

• Axis Wings articles, new material:

Sonderstaffel Einhorn: an addition about I./SG 5 in August 1944 (page 126 of the article); a correction about 11./KG 200's target on 19 March 45 (page 128); correction regarding bridging operations on the Elbe (page 133).

Panthers Taking Pictures: more about allocations of Me 262s to the reconnaissance role (page 68); Obltn. Braunegg's report on his unit's first six days of operations (page 70); extracts from a January 1945 newsletter for the reconnaissance arm (page 70).

• Kommando. Koch: more about the Moonshine jammer and the Northolt Defiant Flight.Kommando Rastedter: small correction to 29 November 1943.
• Invasion Watch, April–June 1944: a small amendment to the Postscript.
• JGr. 200: an Ob. West diary entry about air activity over Southern France on 25 June 1944.
• Heinz Hauck and 6.(F)/123: an additional detail about Ju 88 S-1, W.Nr. 140604.
• Kampfflieger, Cobra to Lüttich, July–August 1944: changes to the account of events on 2/3 August 1944.
• Kommando Schäfer: an addition about 18 September 1944.
• Staffel Kaatsch: credits awarded for Austers shot down on 28 and 29 September 1944.
• Cottbus/Neuhausen, 16 January 1945: allocation of a Ta 152 H-0 to III./JG 301.
• The Last Days of 3./NAG 13: a situation report on the American capture of Cham.
• The Dillingen Bridgehead, April 1945: another proposed »Wasserballon« operation.
• NSGr. 8 on the Oder Front: January–April 1945: additions about the unit's origins.
• Using ULTRA to research the Luftwaffe: additions to the introduction about early uses of individual decrypts by historians.