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23rd March 2005, 22:01
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Re: Luftwaffe Emblems
To be more precise, the Geschwader emblem on the left was introduced in early 1942, while the badge on the right, which was painted on Von Werra's Bf 109 E-4 when he was forced to belly landing in Kent (England) on 5 Sept 1940, was the II./JG 3 emblem, and you can find it on many more aircraft of the Gruppe, at least up to 1942.
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