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7th January 2021, 18:54

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Re: Sg103 - pilots log book

Hello Bernhard,
the high numbers are typical for the school squadrons. Each squadron had its own system to mark the aircraft. A crest for SG 103 is not known.Be glad that your uncle was still able to transfer an aircraft on April 12. In the first week of April, I./SG 103 with 400 men was reorganised into a battalion and sent towards Bad Gandersheim. They never arrived there.
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Sven

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