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9th March 2009, 19:53
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Help for Identification Type of Aircraft
Dear Friends of this Forum,
since 3 years I try to identify the type of aircraft which crashed north of Augsburg Germany. Based on eye witnesses 2 nightfighter had a mid air collision at daylight during a training flight. In both planes there were 2 flyers. 3 of the 4 survives because bailed out. One pilot was KIA. Date of crash is not clear but between March 44 and April 45. I found relics of 2 different Revi's (16 B and 12...) In addition I found little parts showing the Focke Wulf Company logo (Please see attachment) Based on one attachment described as "Bennenung der Leitungen" I think it was a 2-engine plane. Who can help? Please see attachments. Thanks in advance Rolf Last edited by Rolfeb; 2nd April 2010 at 16:52. 
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