Uffz. Hubert Kudznik Ta 152, JG 301

[Frank]

Hallo zusammen,

ich schreibe in deutsch, weil mein englisch nicht so gut ist.
Vielen dank für euere zahlreichen Antworten.
Das hilft mir schon mal weiter.
Ich werde mal das Bundesarchiv in Berlin-Lichterfeld anschreiben, wo die eine Personal zu Hubert Kudnzik haben, bzw zu den andren 3 Piloten, siehe oben von mir genannt.

Die Angaben zu Kudnzik habe ich aus dem Jägerblatt.
Herr Urbanke erwähnt den 19. April 1945 überhaupt nicht

Gruß Frank

[Franek Grabowski]

Original loss report by MREU does not specifically mention Parchim, and there is a later addition naming it. Parchim appears in another document. Also, the two aircraft encountered were identified as Me 262s.
https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/...app=kia&op=pdf

[Reiner]

[quote=Franek Grabowski;349292]Original loss report by MREU does not specifically mention Parchim, and there is a later addition naming it. Parchim appears in another document. Also, the two aircraft encountered were identified as Me 262s.


The fact is, Cowan was exhumed in Neustadt-Glewe on September 11, 1947, and later identified. Cowan was surely not transported from Parchim to Neustadt-Glewe for his burial! Navigation over enemy territory was difficult for fighter pilots, especially during aerial combat. Fritz Henni's report, as well as Willi Reschke's book, both state that a Spitfire was shot down over the Neustadt-Glewe airfield. It's clear to me that Cowan did not die in Parchim, and his comrades were mistaken about the location. Which I can understand.
Rene

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by Frank

Hallo zusammen,

ich schreibe in deutsch, weil mein englisch nicht so gut ist.

Gruß Frank

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