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IIII./JG26 Officers signatures Christmas 1939

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6th September 2010, 01:18

Don Caldwell Don Caldwell is offline

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Re: IIII./JG26 Officers signatures Christmas 1939

Hi Huib --

I too looked for Horten and also his replacement Bartels and found neither. From the number of signatures that remain unidentified (and also the number of III./JG 26 pilots who should have been there for Xmas, but whose names don't match the sigs) we can best conclude that the Jagdwaffe was in a state of flux during the Sitzkrieg, with experienced pilots transferring daily to newly-formed Gruppen.

Best regards,

Don

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