Bf-109 F-4, Stammkennzeichen CD+LI or CD+LX

[Ferreira]

Hi,

The Bf-109 F-4 (Mistel 1), Stammkennzeichen CD+LI or CD+LX (WNr. 10130), served in what unit?

Cheers,

Franklin

* From Brazil

[markjsheppard]

Believe JG5 - a lot of this batch went to JG5.

10132 CD-LZ >> is now in Canada.

Looks like III/JG5

www.ahs.no/articles/aakra-rlm_79.pdf

regards

MS

[Thomas S.]

Hallo,
for this WNr. I have the following:
F-4/ trop; CD+LX
According to WNr.batch it must have been built at Erla/ Leipzig.
It served with III./ JG 5, from 22. or 25. of April 1942 in Pori (Finland)
On 29.April 1943 there was a 20%-damage on take-off or landing at Petsamo
(source: [www.luftwaffe.no/SIG/Losses/tap43.html]

[www.rafandluftwaffe.info/lists/luftwaffe10.htm)
Later it was to become the upper part of a Mistel-Gespann ( not sure about that)

On an other website I found this:
WNr. 10130: F-4/ M1;
CE+LX, Eins.St./ KG 101, Ofw. Heinz Lochmüller, KIA 15.06.44, near Château de Gassard

[http://www.absa39-45.asso.fr/formula...erk_liste.php]

Can anyone check this?

[Ferreira]

Hi,

Thank's a lot for the information.

This is the picture of the Bf-109 F-4:

[Hochsitz]

Hallo,
in german-speaking forum at http://www.luftwaffe-bullet-board.co...ic.php?t=12143 would checked WNr of CD+LX with MISTEL.

[Ferreira]

Originally Posted by Hochsitz

Hallo,
in german-speaking forum at http://www.luftwaffe-bullet-board.co...ic.php?t=12143 would checked WNr of CD+LX with MISTEL.

Vielen Dank!

[Andreas Brekken]

Hi.

Loss records for the aircraft:

http://www.ahs.no/ref_db/lw_loss_pub...?lossid=123165

http://www.ahs.no/ref_db/lw_loss_pub...?lossid=138999

Regards,
Andreas B

[Kari Lumppio]

Hello!

For what it is worth.

From the Finnish Pori airfield logs (Air observation and/or Finnish liaison NCO) I have following CD+L_ block Bf 109s travelling to North:

CD+LF
CD+LG
CD+LO
CD+LP
CD+LQ
CD+LR
(CD+LV?) note recorded as "SDLV" for departure and possibly as "CDFF" for arrival
CD+LW
CD+LX
CD+LY
CD+LZ

Of these only CD+LG seems not to be match if CD+LZ/WNr 10132 is taken as a "pivot point" for the whole WNr block when compared to the table in the mentioned article by Kjetil Åkra.

From this and and the loss data* by Andreas Brekken it seems safe to assume that the mistel Bf 109 is CD+LI. Speculating further from there -> WNr 130115?


Cheers,
Kari


*http://www.ahs.no/ref_db/lw_loss_pub...?lossid=138999