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21st April 2005, 06:17
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Re: Q. Pilot Instructor FFS AB 14
Hi Simon,
What I believe you have is not his logbook but Wacha's Flugzeugfuhrerschein, basically his flying license, issued upon completion of his requirements for the pilots badge. It most likely has a blue cover, Luftwaffe eagle and the words Flugzeugfuhrerschein. FFS A/B 14 was based in Klagenfurt/Aigen and was a elementary flying school, closed in late 44. THe reference to StukaSchule 2 was most likely a units he received supplemental training with and that particular unit was fitted out with Hs 123, He50 (biplanes) and early model Ju87. Hope that helps. Jeremy 
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