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20th March 2011, 21:13
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Re: unknown russian pilot 6/7/41
Nokose
I have two more I./JG51's claims: Pe-2, 15 km NNW Rogatschew, 19.25 and Pe-2, no location, 19.40 (same source: Jim Perry's database files, primary source Prien/Bock) Was a SB-2 lost by E/A on 8/7/41 at 19.35, 3-4 km N/Bobruisk airfield (location from other source) matching with Baer's claim ? If not, wrong identification or transcription of Derevitskiy's Su-2 remains possible. Regards Thierry 
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20th March 2011, 21:49
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Re: unknown russian pilot 6/7/41
The Pe-2 is twin tailfin so I'm sure that wouldn't have been confused for the Su-2. So that leaves Baer's claim as the possible claim. I have no loacation for his claim but maybe someone that knows his history has that information (It's not in Prien's JFV 6/I).
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