Military Archive, Bundesarchiv, Fribourg

[Steve Brew]

Thanks Bill
That's great; much appreciated
Steve

[GrünherzJG54]

Hi again,

I can try to translate it a little bit. They told you that you can get there and see all the documents you want. For that reason you should e-mail them for a exact appointment. If you are not able to visit Freiburg by yourself you can order someone out of the list for visiting them and to look for the information you want. I am not sure if you can send someone you like, as I know Germany that isn´t possible, but if you want to just ask them especially for that.

On the other side it might be a good idea to have peter steinkamp to search there. He is used to it and is known by the people there, so the chance that he will overlook something is minimized instead of someone that isn´t used to it and bill had good experience with him already

[Steve Brew]

Hi Christopher

Thanks for your feedback; it looks like Peter Steinkampf is the person to go for. Thanks to you and Bill for the recommendation.

Steve

[Alexander]

Hello,

Very interesting information. I would like to contact them because I would like some copies of "Abschussmeldungen" and "Bergungsmeldungen".
Perhaps also contacting Mr Peter Steinkamp???

Can anybody give me the best way to get them?

I once tried the Wast for information about a pilot (Heinrich Bosin) of
8/JG 54 but received a "NO" as answer.
Regards,

Alexander

[red-star25]

Hello Alexander!

If you know the signature of the file and what you want out of it, then you can contact Selke directly.
Try 0761/47817908. The ladies there are very helpful.

Regards

Dirk

[Alexander]

Hello Dirk,

Thanks voor de information. I don't know which signature of file but only know date, time, place of crash and name of the pilot who shot the aircraft.
Regards,

Alexander