eBAy: Captured german planes

[edwest2]

Post #1929. I believe one of the photos was published in Luftwaffe im Focus, issue number not to hand. It concerned an incident where a German pilot made a belly landing and was surrendering. He was shot by American troops.

[Nick Beale]

Post #1923: note the Italian petrol drums (marked "R. AERONAUTICA")

Post #1928: Is that Ju 88 one of the ones put into French service in 1944–45?

Post #1929: Bf 109 of Herbert Maxis, IV./JG 53, shot down during Bodenplatte. This incident has come up in a few past threads.

[Snautzer]

Originally Posted by Nick Beale

Post #1928: Is that Ju 88 one of the ones put into French service in 1944–45?

Yes

[ouidjat]

Originally Posted by Snautzer

Yes

You didn't read/see my post ?

[Bertrand H]

Hi

Post #1922 : What about "Mühlhausen-Delle" ; where is it ?

Post #1929: most of these photos are pages 234 & 235 of Bodenplatte: The Luftwaffe's Last Hope : the Attack on Allied Airfields New Year's by Putz/Manrho

Bertrand

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Originally Posted by Bertrand H

Hi

Post #1922 : What about "Mühlhausen-Delle" ; where is it ?

Post #1929: most of these photos are pages 234 & 235 of Bodenplatte: The Luftwaffe's Last Hope : the Attack on Allied Airfields New Year's by Putz/Manrho

Bertrand

Post 1922: Delle is the border village with Switzerland; on the Swiss side you have Boncourt JU. Check Google Maps

Cheers
Marc

[Bertrand H]

Ok thanks ; I understand I must read Mulhouse and the village of Delle both in France. It is not a "Mühlhausen" town in Germany

Bertrand