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Old 10th August 2021, 10:03
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David, I just did a quick search through my photo collection and found the very same style of spinner markings on Ju 88 L1+BM of II./LG 1, which was captured at Salzburg in 1945.

Another photo from the same lot as the one in post #4663 was captioned as "Naumburg" (which, in this instance, might mean the landing strip at Bad Kösen / Punschrau). One of the last airfields of II./LG 1, Pretzsch, is rather near-by. So perhaps this is an aircraft of II./LG 1? The unit code is also veeery unclear in this photo, to be honest. I would not draw any conclusions based on this one.

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Old 10th August 2021, 11:00
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If there aren't two machines with the same damage, which I doubt, it was the White P, W.Nr.??44
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Old 10th August 2021, 15:22
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David, I just did a quick search through my photo collection and found the very same style of spinner markings on Ju 88 L1+BM of II./LG 1, which was captured at Salzburg in 1945.

Another photo from the same lot as the one in post #4663 was captioned as "Naumburg" (which, in this instance, might mean the landing strip at Bad Kösen / Punschrau). One of the last airfields of II./LG 1, Pretzsch, is rather near-by. So perhaps this is an aircraft of II./LG 1? The unit code is also veeery unclear in this photo, to be honest. I would not draw any conclusions based on this one.

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just like i said :-)
there were also other machines of II./LG 1, which were marked in the same way. see those ju88 from barth/baltic sea.
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he219 tail discussed here but different picture.
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Old 12th August 2021, 22:51
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Old 13th August 2021, 09:35
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Judging from the first 3 digits of the W.Nr. (BTW What do people make of it? 330975 or 330575? 330525 maybe?) aircraft could be a Ju 88 S-3. Looking at the camouflage, unit could be LG1 or possibly 3./KG66.

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Judging from the first 3 digits of the W.Nr. (BTW What do people make of it? 330975 or 330575? 330525 maybe?) aircraft could be a Ju 88 S-3. Looking at the camouflage, unit could be LG1 or possibly 3./KG66.

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I make it 330925 (see attachment). If I'm correct then it's W.Nr. 330925, NN+YY, L1+IP. Completed at Henschel-Schönefeld on 20 July 1944 and delivered to II./LG 1. Lost on 18 August 1944.

Source: TNA AIR 40/3122: Air Prisoner of War Interrogation Unit, British Air Forces of Occupation (BAFO): various reports Nos. 38/1944–120/1945
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Old 13th August 2021, 22:31
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I make it 330925 (see attachment). If I'm correct then it's W.Nr. 330925, NN+YY, L1+IP. Completed at Henschel-Schönefeld on 20 July 1944 and delivered to II./LG 1. Lost on 18 August 1944.

Source: TNA AIR 40/3122: Air Prisoner of War Interrogation Unit, British Air Forces of Occupation (BAFO): various reports Nos. 38/1944–120/1945
Thanks Nick! Fantastic to see that there's a whole story behind such a humble Ebay photo. And impressive to see that this aircraft had a service life of just a month....Times were grim..

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