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Old 6th November 2017, 19:32
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Re: seeking info about Ju-88 sunk 10 May 1944 near Port Vendres

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I've got a question. I read carefully the KV3920. It doesn't say that those recce aircrafts took off necesserily on 11th may, does it?

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No it doesn't say what days they were flying, it just deals with operations against this convoy. The convoy entered the Mediterranean early on the 9th, and the Germans probably learned about this from watchers on the Spanish Coast. Then they would have sent aircraft out to search. You may well be looking for a loss from 1.(F)/33 but I don't have any details.
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Re: seeking info about Ju-88 sunk 10 May 1944 near Port Vendres

Thank you very much Nick, we're getting closer...

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Re: seeking info about Ju-88 sunk 10 May 1944 near Port Vendres

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You may well be looking for a loss from 1.(F)/33.
It could match, as the 1.(F)/33 losses for may 1944 were 7 aircraft shot down by allied (1 Ju 88 D-1, 4 Ju-88 T-1, 1 Ju 188 F-1, 1 Ju 88 A-17).

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Re: seeking info about Ju-88 sunk 10 May 1944 near Port Vendres

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It could match, as the 1.(F)/33 losses for may 1944 were 7 aircraft shot down by allied (1 Ju 88 D-1, 4 Ju-88 T-1, 1 Ju 188 F-1, 1 Ju 88 A-17).

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All seven aircraft were not necessarily shot down, they were lost "due to enemy action" which can include bombing, strafing or sabotage while on the ground.
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