Hans Hermann Müller

[Johannes]

Hi,he was born on 5th February 1921 and confirmed sixteen victories. He flew his first war-time flight on 12th September 1940. Previously flying for 3./KGr.Zbv104, I./NJG2, 7./NJG2, and the Staff of III./NJG2. On 11th June 1944 at 0315 hrs he was shot down by flak, wounded he bailed-out of his Ju88 South of Caen, France. There is some doubt as to whether or not he was awarded the Deutsches Kreuz in Gold, but a date on 1st October 1944 has been suggested. his last unit was Ergst(Nacht)./KG51 where he flew the last of his 241 combat missions, his last flight being on 30th April 1945, he is thought to have survived the war.

22nd February 1942 Erg./NJG2 Lt Wellington sea, 30km West of Katwijk aan Zee 0230 hrs Nr1.
13th April 1942 Erg./NJG2 Lt Boston 2km SW Clundert 0020 hrs Nr2.
20th June 1942 Erg./NJG2 Lt B-24 0259 hrs Nr3.
26th June 1942 Erg./NJG2 Lt Wellington 0358 hrs Nr4.
28th August 1942 III./NJG2 Lt Halifax 0143 hrs 1200 metres altitude Nr5.
28th August 1942 III./NJG2 Lt Lancaster 0216 hrs 1200 metres Nr6.
21st April 1943 10./NJG3 Oblt Stirling NE Vejle 0340 hrs 8 metres Nr7.
24th August 1943 Oblt Stirling 5km SE Hornum 0215 hrs 5500 metres Nr8.
4th November 1943 10./NJG3 Oblt Stirling 1940 hrs 3000 metres Nr9.
4th November 1943 10./NJG3 Oblt Stirling 2002 hrs 2200 metres Nr10.
16th November 1943 10./NJG3 Oblt B-17 1140 hrs 3600 metres Nr11.
18th November 1943 10./NJG3 Oblt B-24 1257 hrs 3600 metres Nr12.
22nd February 1944 10./NJG3 Oblt B-17 Thistedt 1507 hrs 5500 metres Nr13.
22nd February 1944 10./NJG3 Oblt B-17 Thistedt 1509 hrs Nr14.
24th February 1944 10./NJG3 Oblt Lancaster 1455 hrs 100 metres Nr15.
29th September 1944 II./NJG3 Hptm Stirling 0027 hrs 400 metres Nr16.

Surely one on the best night-fighter pilots making claims over American heavies during the day!

Sorry, I no nothing about his post-war history.

Regards

Johannes