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19th October 2012, 16:47
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NJG2 July 1941
Looking for info on the last flight of Lothar Bisang of 1/NJG2 on 28 July 1941. He is believed to have been shot down by a Havoc of 85 Sqn. He and one of his crew Ufz Herbert Lindemann are buried in the Cannock Chase German Military Cemetery but no info on the 3rd crew member.. Earlier in sortie Bisang shot down an Oxford from Brize Norton on a student's first solo night sortie. Student's instructor (now 92!) wishes to know. Thanks
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19th October 2012, 17:36
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Re: NJG2 July 1941
Crashed due to unknown reasons. Therewere no claims by 85 Sqn that night albeit there were claims by 29 & 219 Sqn but the times and locations do not match
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