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Old 17th August 2011, 17:28
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Lt. Voll? Help with German script needed!

Hi all,

We have been sent a portrait photo of a Luftwaffe pilot with his details written on the reverse. From what I can make out, and I of course could be wrong is the following:

Leutnant Voll
Fallen for Greater Germany
on ? May 1940
near ? Belgium

I have checked the VDK site and can find only two losses with the name Voll in 1940 and neither of these were Luftwaffe or Leutnants! Can anyone please help us further.

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Old 17th August 2011, 18:36
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Re: Lt. Voll? Help with German script needed!

It's:

Leutnant Voll
gefallen für Grossdeutschland
am 10.Mai 1940 bei
Habaylaneuf in Belgien

"Habaylaneuf" it's Habay-la-Neuve in Belgium.

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Old 17th August 2011, 20:53
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Re: Lt. Voll? Help with German script needed!

Many thanks Rasmussen, we appreciate your help!

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Re: Lt. Voll? Help with German script needed!

Has anyone trace that loss ??

It concerns flying pers.

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Old 23rd February 2012, 14:58
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Re: Lt. Voll? Help with German script needed!

Hi Melvin,

Looking through GQM list all I could find on a very poor copy was that on 10-5-40 a Hs126 of 3(H)/14 was missing from a recon. over Luxembourg with Ltn ?oll and one missing ( the first letter is smudged and rewritten but again smudged). In Peters book he has this as Ltn Koll and Uffz Bieber killed in combat east of Nommern, although the locations do not tie I wonder if this could be your man, no Voll in the index of Peters book,

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NB on checking the admendment notes it has note dated 14-7-40 Ltn Koll as dead, and note dated 30-11-40 it notifies 1 Mann gefallen (Uffz.Bieber).
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Re: Lt. Voll? Help with German script needed!

I have:
1940-05-10, 3.(H)/14, Hs 126, 1,5 km östlich Nommern, Unbekannt. Bruch 100 %.
Flugzeugführer Bieber, Heinz, +
Beobachter Lt Koll, Paul, +

Although Nommern is 35 km northeast from Habay-la-Neuve, this must be the same loss, because there is no Lt Voll killed on May 10.

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Re: Lt. Voll? Help with German script needed!

3.(H)/14 Henschel Hs126B-1. Shot down by fighters during observation sortie to Habay-la-Neuve and crashed at Kengert, between Medernach and Larochette. BO Lt Paul Koll and FF Uffz Heinz Bieber both killed. Aircraft 100% write-off.
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Re: Lt. Voll? Help with German script needed!

Many thanks to all! This loss has now been added to our website.

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