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Old 22nd March 2018, 18:30
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Re: Unknow german pilot kia 01.01.1945 "Bodenplatte"

As in any other Air Force, new Aircraft are given to units, not to individual pilots. In case of the Dora, III./JG 54 was first, then JG 26, then JG 2, allways the FW 190 Gruppen first. All very logical. I will respond to the initial question when I am back from travels.

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Ps. On 1.1.45 no A-7 flew the Bodenplatte mission.
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