Crash of 4 engine Bomber at Rotenberg (Odenwald District) - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

Klaus Deschner · #1 23rd February 2010, 21:14

Hello Chorat,

you wrote : could be a B-17 downed April 13th 1944 (6-7 in that area that day) or some of the several Lancasters or Halifax going down in that area

can you give me the crashside of this several B-17, Lancaster and Halifax where you are describe?
It will be great.
thanks
Klaus

Klaus Deschner · #2 28th February 2010, 17:34

Hello Khorat,
no problem, thanks for your help.
Maibe you can help me in a other crash, by side of the City Eberbach (near Heidelberg)is crash a P-47, Date 16 March 1945, Time 09:15
The P-47 was shoot down by Flak. I search the name of the pilot.
Many Thanks
regards
Klaus

sonoflint · #3 19th December 2010, 00:13

Hello,
My father was Sgt G Flint who baled out of PB398. I was wondering if the location of the crash site is known or identifiable. One of his friends would like to visit the crash site, thanks in advance, Lawrence

Klaus Deschner · #4 22nd December 2010, 08:03

Hello,
do you know where are the crashside is in Rothenberg?
regards Klaus

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