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Old 25th March 2015, 18:38
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Ju-88 from K.G. 77 lost on October 2, 1942

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I am looking for the names of the four aircrew members of a Ju-88 belonging to K.G. 77 who belly landed on October 2, 1942 near Bourges (France), on the wrong side of the Demarcation Line. The police report gives the Wk-Nr. 3303 and markings 3Z+HV. Warned by the French military post, a German car was immediately sent and the crew recovered, then sent back to the Bourges airfield.

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Old 25th March 2015, 21:37
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Re: Ju-88 from K.G. 77 lost on October 2, 1942

Sounds like they were uninjured which could be difficult to get names
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Re: Ju-88 from K.G. 77 lost on October 2, 1942

Aircraft was Ju 88 A-5 of IV Gruppen KG 77 (Operational Training).
No names are given in (50% Er) GQM damage report.
Full W.Nr. would be 0883303, assembled by Henschel KG, in beginning of 1941.
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Re: Ju-88 from K.G. 77 lost on October 2, 1942

Hello Chris and Ed,

Thanks a lot for your answers. I knew it was difficult to have names of uninjured crew members but I tried (...I thought to an NVLM report). The police report tells that they were slightly wounded and this latter also gives their ranks: one Ofw.; one Fw. and two Uffz. As they were quickly picked-up, the police was not able to note their names. Once again, merci beaucoup.

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Re: Ju-88 from K.G. 77 lost on October 2, 1942

Name of pilot was Hoffmann , accident occured at 14h45

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Re: Ju-88 from K.G. 77 lost on October 2, 1942

Thank you Rémi for these aditionnal details.

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Re: Ju-88 from K.G. 77 lost on October 2, 1942

Data comes from the logbook, Thalhammer, they spent quite 18 months making Verbandsflüge, with IV.KG77, nd they are not "greenies", made some tour in Riga with KG 102, return to ..Verbandsflüge, a training with Ju52/Hohentwiel so we hv with the Thalhammer the Bordfunker of the crew , before a flight with a Mistel, most probably "Under", nd at least flights with C1+ jU88S/Ju188, in Brieg ...., notable on 26.Sept. from Brieg , C1+CB, action against the the bridge of Nijwegen quite a long flight but only 3 hours .

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Re: Ju-88 from K.G. 77 lost on October 2, 1942

Thank you Rémi. A rather atypical path for this crew with the Luftwaffe. A so long “Verbandsflüge” period, it is quite unusual. By the way, you have the ranks for Hoffmann and Thalhammer?


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