Looking for information about uffz. Ulrich Hueck

[yaneck]

Dear all,

I went yesterday to the Fort Malmaison cimetery in France to put flower on the Ludwig Jacobs grave. (luft pilot shoot down 12-30-43).
I saw that the man in the right grave was killed the same day.
I do some search and found that he was a pilot too.
I only found that:
26.11.43 Uffz. Ulrich Hueck 6./JG 2 B-24 £ N. Paris: 2.500 m. 10.55 Film C. 2031/II Anerk: Nr. -

I was not able to find more.... Can you help me?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Best regards.

Yanick

[Johannes]

Hallo Yanick

Hueck made but a single confirmed claim a P-47 with 6./JG 2 on 26th November 1943 north of Paris at 1056 hrs at an altitude of 2500 metres. On 6th September 1943 he was wounded in combat wit American B-17's, but managed to land his Bf109 safely. On 30th December 1943 he was shot down and killed in combat with Allied aircraft, his Bf109 coming down 12km north of Soissons, France. His rank was Unteroffizier.

This is all I have on the guy.

Please could you tell me his Date of Birth, and of the other guys he's buried with.

Kind Regards

Johannes

[yaneck]

Hello,

Thanks for your reply.

Please find attached a link with pictures of the Ulrich and Ludwig grave:
https://picasaweb.google.com/yaneck77/28Aout2011#

In the same time, I attached all things that i have on Ludwig Jacobs:

Jacobs, Ludwig Ofw M0892559 German Fighter Pilot during WW2 ... Ludwig Jacobs is buried at Fort-de-Malmaison (France) Block 5 Reihe
19 Grab 846 ...
Le 15.07.43 Ofw. Ludwig Jacobs 5./JG 2 Spitfire £ 2154 / 05 Ost: 2.000 m. (Region de la Somme)
17.05 Film C. 2027/I Anerk: Nr. -
Le Sergent-chef Harold Odman fut membre du Squadron 332 de la RAF. Il est tué au combat le 15 juillet 1943 à l'occasion d'une
mission Rodeo dans le secteur de la Somme. Après avoir engagé le combat avec des Me 109, il est tué à bord du Spitfire IX - MA409.
Sa dépouille sera rapatriée en Norvège en septembre 1946.
Jacobs, Ludwig Ofw 1 5/JG-2 Fw 190A-4 Werk # 469 (lost 2/21/43), Bf 109G-6 Werk # 19863 (lost
12/30/43) EK 2, Wound Badge, Fighter Operational Clasp KIC 30 December, 1943, crashing by Laferte, reason unknown (Jager
Blatt 3/2003). WIA 21 February, 1943 by flak near Kairouan Tunisia, causing an engine fire. One known victory, a Spitfire on 15
July, 1943.

I found some part of the Ludwig's airplane.

Yhankd for your help.
Best regards.
Yaneck