JG 300 Wilde sau..vol 1

[ronnybengt]

ok...gents....thank you...and erich..keeps us posted on this mysterious " flieger" danke schon...

Horrido...back to the book of books

R

[WEISNER]

If you look at the pilot index on pages 395-399...on page 398 he has listing for mention on 15 different pages, Vol II there is less of him..4 pages as he had moved on. You will love the book! VOL II is Just as good, with a new cast of pilots moving through JG300!
This book was so well written and researched, I wish the Authors would tackle IV/JG3 in a simmular manner, however time has run out for this as most survivors have passed on. Oh Well.....
Kevin

[ronnybengt]

thx weisner...funny you mention IV./JG3 i ve tried to research a bit but only found some books concerning sturmstaffel and Lufwaffe sturmgruppen..by weal..

well
Over nout

[Tom Semenza]

Jochen Prien has devoted an entire volume to IV./JG 3 as part of his JG 3 series.

Tom

[Erich]

Barry S. continues to work on his large book on 11th/14th Sturm./JG 3

[ronnybengt]

bow bow...thanx for tips!!
R

[WEISNER]

I understand the Prien book is very good, unfortunatly for me and many others it was released in German only, so I can't read it. My problem For sure! or has it ever been translated into English? I have never been able to find it if so....
And Yes, I conversed with Barry Smith about three weeks ago and he is still polishing his work up with plans for release in the next year or two. Sounds to be in depth and new stuff being found causing several re writes.
Now back to JG300. Have you found some of the info on Welter you were looking for Ronnybengt? And what are your impressions so far, I would bet you are deep into the work by now?
Kevin