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Old 13th June 2007, 20:13
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Re: ID of He111 of KG 54 down either 24.5.40 or 2.6.40 on beach at Ostende, Belgium

Hi Larry and Norbert,
Thanks ever so much for the summaries on the losses on 2.6.40.
It appears that Oblt Berg and Flgr Kaschel were part of the same crew, hit by fire from No 92 Squadron Spitfires over Dunkirk, around 08.00hrs.
Pity theres little information on the other a/c lost on this day, particularly
Schmidt 6/KG54 a/c, and Petzold 9/KG54.
Many thanks for your information.

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Old 14th June 2007, 10:16
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Re: ID of He111 of KG 54 down either 24.5.40 or 2.6.40 on beach at Ostende, Belgium

Steve,

Not much to add, but every little helps I guess,

6./KG54 Heinkel He111P. Shot down by No. 92 Squadron Spitfires over Dunkirk and believed forced-landed 8.00 a.m. Uffz H. Knobloch killed. Oberlt G. Schmidt, Fw W. Fister, and Obergefr E. Sprung unhurt. Aircraft a write-off.

9./KG54 Heinkel He111P. Shot down by No. 92 Squadron Spitfires over Dunkirk 8.00 a.m. Obergefr A. Beiersdorf killed. Gefr F. Dreschler wounded. Lt E. Petzold and Gefr B. Okuniewski unhurt. Aircraft a write-off.
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Old 14th June 2007, 10:59
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Re: ID of He111 of KG 54 down either 24.5.40 or 2.6.40 on beach at Ostende, Belgium

Good morning Peter, your information is very helpful!
It completes all the remaining missing crew members from these losses, not mentioned previously.
Its a crying shame that the codes and W.Nr were'nt mandatory on the loss cards, although this being the norm for this period!
Thanks again.
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PS. perhaps Larry can discover some more photos to help id these?
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Old 14th June 2007, 15:27
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Re: ID of He111 of KG 54 down either 24.5.40 or 2.6.40 on beach at Ostende, Belgium

Steve,

I am sure he will - just give him time.

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Old 14th June 2007, 17:37
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Re: ID of He111 of KG 54 down either 24.5.40 or 2.6.40 on beach at Ostende, Belgium

Peter, I sincerley hope so! I'l keep my fingers crossed.

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Re: ID of He111 of KG 54 down either 24.5.40 or 2.6.40 on beach at Ostende, Belgium

I recently got my hands on a picture of Oblt Günther Seubert's B3+JM that belly landed at the beach of Middelkerke on june 2nd, 1940.

It looks that the WNr is 2565. Not sure about the 5's. They also could be 3's. Anyone knows about a good program to blow up pictures so I can identify the WNr properly?

The attached pictures were created using IrFanView.

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Old 14th November 2008, 13:20
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Re: ID of He111 of KG 54 down either 24.5.40 or 2.6.40 on beach at Ostende, Belgium

It looks that the WNr is 2565. Not sure about the 5's. They also could be 3's. Anyone knows about a good program to blow up pictures so I can identify the WNr properly?

Is there really programms like that ??? Hv someone programs, even just one, turning lead to gold ???

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Old 14th November 2008, 14:51
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Hv someone programs, even just one, turning lead to gold ???
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Gold : I doubt it, Remi. But cupper will do fine in this case ;-)

I googled around a bit and if I have some time this week-end, I'll see what I can do to enhance the picture.

I was hoping that some members of this forum would have a detailed loss list of He 111's sorted by WNr. By using the process of elimintion the WNr of the above picture could maybe be established.

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Hello ,

Could this be the A/C Larry is mentioning ?

2/06/1940
Middelkerke ( beach)
He-111
Belly landing at 08.00 hrs
4 ./KG 54 B3+JM
Oblt Seubert Günther ( SAFE )
Uffz Härter F ( KIA )
Uffz Bayer H ( WIA )
Uffz Fiedler K ( WIA )
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Old 15th November 2008, 16:17
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Re: ID of He111 of KG 54 down either 24.5.40 or 2.6.40 on beach at Ostende, Belgium

Allain,

Yes, that is the incident. We were able to fully ID this aircraft more than a year ago.

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