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Old 18th April 2009, 12:43
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Fledgling Eagles

Hello,

This has probably been sorted out long ago, but I came accross the following in Fledgling Eagles yesterday.

Page 116
With regard to the 3rd and 4th paras.

3rd
Two 1 Staffel Messerschmitts force landed. Lt Heinz Schultz coming down in a field near Puttelange in "White 11" (WNr 1251), whileFw Karl Hier brought "White 14"( WNr 1304) down near Goesdorf, both pilots becoming prisoners.
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Meanwhile Ofw Herfried Kloimúller had become disoriented and landed his Bf109E "White 1" (1304) on the French airfield at Strasbourg-Neuhof,wher he was made prisoner.

Both Hier's and Kloimúller's Bf109's are given the same Werke Number ??

So if it is accepted that Hier's a/c was WNr 1304 then what was the WNr of Kloimúller's ?

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Old 18th April 2009, 13:07
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Re: Fledgling Eagles

From Avions Hors Série n° 10: Les pertes de la chasse de jour allemande en France 1939-1945: vol 1, Sept 1939 - Dec 1940,

22/Nov/1939

Bf 109 E-1 WNr 3372 "red 14" 100% 2./JG 52 Uffz Hellwing FSA/KIA
Parachute didn't open, fell 1 km SE Hatten, 17 km NE Haguenau

Bf 109 E-3 WNr 1251 "yellow 11" 100% 1./JG 76 Lt Heinz Schutlz POW (liberated after French defeat in June 1940)
Forced-landing at Rémering-les-Puttelange, 55 km SE Metz, after air battle against Ms 406 of GC II/6

Bf 109 E-3 WNr 1304 "white 1" 100% 1./JG 76 Fw Karl Hier POW (liberated after French defeat in June 1940)
Forced-landing 2 km NW Woerth, near Goersdorf, 15 km N Hagenau, after air battle against Ms 406 of GC II/6

Bf 109 E WNr ? 100% II./JG 77 Uffz August R Edrich KIA
Took off with another Bf 109 to chase four two-engined aircraft and shot down by French AA fire (8th battey, 404e RADCA) near the French-Belgin border. Crashed near Haraucourt, 10 km SSE Sedan

23/Nov/1939

Bf 109 E-1 WNr 1215 "red 14" 100% 2./JG 51 Ofw Herfried Kloimüller POW (liberated after French defeat in June 1940)
Lost over France, landed at Strasbourg-Neuhof airfield and captured with his intact Bf 109
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Old 2nd May 2009, 14:00
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Re: Fledgling Eagles

hello Laurent,
Thank you for your reply.
Sorry to have been so long in responce.

Can you please help with W Nr 1980 who's rudder was later reportedly used as a replacement on the captured 109 in the UK.

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