21/02 - Bf109s on eBay

[ouidjat]

Hello,

Thank you Rasmussen for confirmation.

@All;
Yesterday, when starting this thread I did put one little comment about that Bf109F-4/Z WNr.7282.
It happens that both pilots, von Maltzahn and Sauer, are said, in the Kracker list, to have lost that plane over Malta (in the see off Malta) the first on 11/5/1942 the second on 16/5/1942... Any correction? Thanks for the help.

Regards, Franck.

[Falcon]

Originally Posted by ouidjat

@All;
Yesterday, when starting this thread I did put one little comment about that Bf109F-4/Z WNr.7282.
It happens that both pilots, von Maltzahn and Sauer, are said, in the Kracker list, to have lost that plane over Malta (in the see off Malta) the first on 11/5/1942 the second on 16/5/1942... Any correction? Thanks for the help.

Regards, Franck.

With this details of the victory bars (enlarged scan) it must be possible to make an identification of the pilot. Did you have check the kill lists in the Prien publications, Franck? 16 kills on the west front. The last 3 also west allied enemies, possible at north Africa.

[ouidjat]

Hello David,

Ô... I'm sure it's von Maltzahn plane since I have others showing the same tailplane;
I's just surprised, when checking 7282 in "my lost list" that this number appears with both pilots. When checking the Kracker list I discovered where I got these informations... So my question is where did they get this info for Sauer?

... I have no Prien publication David, you know that.

Thanks, Franck.

[Falcon]

Originally Posted by ouidjat

Hello David,

Ô... I'm sure it's von Maltzahn plane since I have others showing the same tailplane;
I's just surprised, when checking 7282 in "my lost list" that this number appears with both pilots. When checking the Kracker list I discovered where I got these informations... So my question is where did they get this info for Sauer?

... I have no Prien publication David, you know that.

Thanks, Franck.

All clear now. :-) It's von Maltzahn plane. I forgot that you don't have the books, sorry.