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17th June 2009, 18:30

Peter Kassak Peter Kassak is offline

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Re: History of IV./JG 54

To: Larry and Doug
Thanks. I personally met Mr. Schlossstein. He remembers to be GK of IV. Gruppe JG 54 at the end of war but with Staffeln 9-12. Confusing...In fact it was III. Gruppe! II. ZG 76 did not exist after Feb. 7 1945....

To: Rossmann
Tha is the III. Gruppe that flew to West and become part of JG 26. New one has been formed for two months on the East from ZG 76. Not wery known history, I work on it to be more known

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