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20th June 2024, 14:03

Marcel Hogenhuis Marcel Hogenhuis is offline

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Re: He-219 ”Uhu”s found at the end of the war

Hello Erik,

In my extensive He219 database I have no info about the final fates of both 190183 and 310183, so I am very interested to know what your source is. I also have no references found for a crash of a He219 near Hagenow (knowing that there are still many loose ends and white spots in my knowledge).

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Originally Posted by ErikTF

Is anyone familiar with a He 219 190183 or 310183? I believe it to have gone down near Hagenow/Mecklenburg

Hoping to hear from you, best regards,

Marcel

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