II/NJG6 Loss, 26/27.12.1944.

[Joe Potter]

Hi All,
I am seeking any information on the loss of Bf 110,G4, Werk Nr 160610, I am informed that the crew was, Lt Hans Brant, Gefr Heinz Presse and Uffz Paul Baumann, their aircraft is stated in a RAF report on Uffz Baumann, as having crashed near Ibingen (Sarrebourg), I believe this location to be a German exonym for Aubange, south east Belgium, I stand to be corrected if I'm wrong.
Thanks.
Joe.

[Adriano Baumgartner]

Hi Joe...
Just to say you that I am looking at my stuffs and trying hard to match your Bf 110 loss. I found a lot of RAF claims but on the nights of 24/25 and 27/28. Will keep searching. Do you have the names of the RAF crew that claimed them? What are you looking for more precisely?
Adriano

[George Hopp]

According to the book on NJG 6 by Werner Kock, 2Z+AV, W.Nr. 160 610, of IV./NJG 6, crashed after being hit by flak. FF Lt Hans Brandt, BF Uffz Paul Baumann, BS Gefr Heinz Presse, all missing. No location was given.

[Joe Potter]

Thanks to Adriano & George,
I am trying to find the crash site location, also I would check Baumann's EM, it is given in the report to P.W.I.B. from A.D.I.(K) as 5/Fl.Regt.32/2715, but it also states that they are not quite certain that this disk belongs to Uffz Baumann.
Joe.

[John Manrho]

Joe,

the disc probably belonged to Gefr. Heinz Presse, born 19.1.1925. His disc was:

6./Fl.A.Rgt.32 -2715-

cheers,

John.

Ps. I will mail the NVM

[Joe Potter]

Thanks John,
So now I have possible trace on two of the crew, all I need now is an original grave location, then it may be possible to trace their graves.
Thanks
Joe.

[David P. Williams]

Hi Joe,

Just a thought. Try this website where you can trace German casualties and, if they have a record, it will also tell you exactly where they are buried.

www.volkesbund.de

All the best, David.