GQM Verluste und Unfälle.

[ju55dk]

Ready for download:
RL 2-III/756
RL 2-III/760
RL 2-III/761
And the big news Schulen Verluste:
RL 2-III/769
RL 2-III/770

Junker

[Andy Mitchell]

Junker,

Many thanks for the heads up.

All downloaded successfully.

[Andreas Brekken]

Hi, all!

I see a lot of comments regarding the omissions, amendments, and so on regarding these original records.

My suggestion is to head over to https://aviationhistorynorway.blogspot.com/

There you can find some of the explanations if you read German - a translation to English is on my to-do list.

Try to remember the following: No computers, no databases, wartime...

(btw - can you spot the gem in the report?)

BR,
Andreas B

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by Andreas Brekken

Try to remember the following: No computers, no databases, wartime...

Andreas B

To be pedantic, both sides used IBM/Hollerith punched card machines to store and sort data but I fear all that is lost and words on paper are all that we have now.

[RudiS]

Originally Posted by ju55dk

Ready for download:
RL 2-III/756
RL 2-III/760
RL 2-III/761
And the big news Schulen Verluste:
RL 2-III/769
RL 2-III/770

Junker

Thanks for the heads up, Junker. Very much appreciated.

[TigerTimon]

What a time to be alive.

[Marcel Hogenhuis]

I once spent many afternoons and evenings to get through the microfilmed records, noting each loss, putting these notes into databases. Now I have to check my database with these nice and far more better readable scans

Marcel

[Darius]

Hi Marcel,

you are not the only one, who is overturned by digitalisation ;-)

Regards

Darius

[Boris Ciglic]

Well lads,

I don't know about you, but when I bought fiches from Selke some 20 years ago, I could not find a microfiche reader, so I had to cut all the fiches into thiny strips and then read them through a standard microfilm reader. And to bring them into focus was not always an easy task

Boris

[Carsten Petersen]

Well, I am from before microfiche. I had to travel to Freiburg and visit Frau Müller, who probably had been a drill sergent in a former life. You could not buy photo copies. You had to hand write on a piece of paper. Frau Müller inspected you every hours to check that you only wrote with a lead pencil.
You could get three books a day - later five books. It was a looooong process.