Birth/Death details of non Ritterkreuz 50+ aces

[Andrew Arthy]

Hi,

Sadly, Manfred Eberwein passed away several years ago.

Cheers,
Andrew A.
Air War Publications - www.airwarpublications.com/earticles

[Edward L. Hsiao]

Hello,

Still need to study this excellent topic!

Edward L. Hsiao

[lpunktlpunkt]

Hi Johannes,

you mentioned that you would be willing to share the biographies that you compiled for the listed pilots.

Could you maybe share your files through https://www.mediafire.com/ or dropbox? If you do not want to put them out as an open link, I would also be interested in sharing data through email! Maybe you want to send me a PM through this forum? (I am new here and have not really figured out how to do this yet.)

Thank you very much!
LpunktLpunkt

[lpunktlpunkt]

Hi Johannes,

are you still willing to share your detailed biographies of those pilots? I would be interested in getting as many of them as possible for a research project.

- LL

[Edward L. Hsiao]

Gentlemen,

I see that Alfred Lehner is on one of the lists. I wonder if he scored any victories while flying the Me-262? Any four-engined bombers to his credit? I know that Lehner's final score is uncertain.

Sincerely,


Edward L. Hsiao

[Edward L. Hsiao]

Gentlemen,

This is still being an interesting topic to study. A lot of German aces on the list were KIA or MIA. I was wondering about Ferdinand Vogl 33 victories score. Were they all claimed while fighting over Africa? What kind of postwar career did Vogl had?
Edward L. Hsiao

[Edward L. Hsiao]

Need more study about this topic. That's why I brought it up front.

Edward L. Hsiao

[Edward L. Hsiao]

According in Traces of War Website Wilhelm Hauswirth was a POW of the Soviets and had survived his imprisonment and of WWII. He returned home to Germany. Don't know when he passed away.

Edward L. Hsiao

PS, I wonder if Hauswirth was ever recommended for the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross?