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Old 4th November 2018, 16:36
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Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

I would very much appreciate help to confirm the identity of a Ju88 A-5 W.nr 0665 believed to be from 3/F121 shot down 10 April 1941 by F/Lt Dawbarn 312 Sqn RAF who misidentified it as a Bf110.

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Old 4th November 2018, 16:48
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Re: Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

This Staffel was based at Dinard and reputed to have come down off Anglesey. Foreman says Truhar of 312 Sqn claimed a 110 damaged off Aberdeen at 1425 hrs???? Bit far for a Sqn based at Valley
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Re: Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

Hello Tony,

Gen.Qu. loss return 12 April 1941 item 6:
10.4. 3.(F)/121 Feindflug, Ort und Ursache: unbekannt, Ju 88 A-5 665 7A+CL 100%.
F Lt Stech, Horst vermisst
B Lt Teschke, Ehrenfr. vermisst
Bf Uffz Koch, Hubert vermisst
Bs Ogefr Gubbe, Hans vermisst.
Correction 25 May 1941: Lt Stech gefallen.
Correction 5 Sep 1942: Lt Teschke, Uffz Koch, Ogefr Gubbe gefallen.

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Old 4th November 2018, 23:54
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Re: Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

Hello,

Sgt Jan Truhlar's Combat Report places the combat with the "Me 110" at, 25-30m S.W. of Bardsey Island (Approx.1435 hours).

Air 50/123/26 - http://discovery.nationalarchives.go...ils/r/D7446106 Open, Preview an Image.

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Re: Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

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Hello,

Sgt Jan Truhlar's Combat Report places the combat with the "Me 110" at, 25-30m S.W. of Bardsey Island (Approx.1435 hours).

Air 50/123/26 - http://discovery.nationalarchives.go...ils/r/D7446106 Open, Preview an Image.

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Quite some distance from Aberdeen....
I wonder if Foreman misread the name Aberdaron for Aberdeen?

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Old 5th November 2018, 11:48
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Quite some distance from Aberdeen....
I wonder if Foreman misread the name Aberdaron for Aberdeen?

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Stig,

Norman Franks obviously has the same eye problem. See: FCL1(rev.ed.)/111, (10/4/1941).

Col

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Old 5th November 2018, 12:02
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Re: Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

Ha, ha Col

Good point. Glad you checked this one up thoroughly (Thanks!)
I don't have the revised issue of Franks FCL Vol 1, but it explains from where the name Dawbarn comes from in Tony's original message.

I my issue of Franks' Vol 1 (page 112) Dawbarn was from 317Sq but presumably on the revised edition it has now been changed to 312? Is possibly the serial of Dawbarn's Hurricane also known by now??

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Old 5th November 2018, 16:31
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Re: Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

Stig,

Here is the full entry from Franks' revised edition of Fighter Command Losses Vol.1 (p.111):

10 April 1941

312 Sqn - Hurricane IIA V7066. Patrol. Shot down by EA gunner off Aberdeen, 1430. NKG.

F/L A A M Dawbarn +

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Re: Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

CWGC confirms 312 Sqn and MIA
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Re: Identity of Ju88 lost in Irish Sea 10-4-41

Thanks Col (and Chris)

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