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Old 3rd March 2018, 23:34
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A KG 28 loss Nov. 27, 1941

Hello,
This is maybe the strangest of questions, I've ever had to ask your assistance about.
On the above date a He 111 H-5, Wnr. 3960 and 1T+GK from KG 28 crashed for unknown reasons on the eastern front.
In GQM the loss is mentioned on Dec. 13. 1942 page 3.
I cannot read the long surname of the BM, first name is Karl.

Can anyone tell me this name please?

Thank you in advance,

Christian
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Old 4th March 2018, 00:28
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Re: A KG 28 loss Nov. 27, 1941

Hello Christian,

in the Gen.Qu. loss report from 13 December 1941 is listed "Bm Ofw Karl Schratzensteller vermisst".
In the correctioin from 3 January 1942 , f) is noticed "Ofw Schratzenzeller unverletzt zurück".

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Old 4th March 2018, 01:13
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Re: A KG 28 loss Nov. 27, 1941

Thank you very very much Leo. This means a lot!!!
I have the Logbook of Gfr. Spahr and would like to "complete" the cirkle with the full names of the rest of the crew as well.

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Old 4th March 2018, 12:49
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Re: A KG 28 loss Nov. 27, 1941

Hello Christian,

the complete crew according to the loss report from 13 December 1941 No. 29:
F Lt Martin Ebert vermisst
Bo Gefr Wolfgang Spahrl vermisst
Bf Uffz Werner Öser vermisst
Bm Ofw Karl Schratzensteller vermisst.

Correction from 3 January 1942 f):
Gefr Spahel gefallen, Ofw Schratzenzeller unverletzt zurück. Streiche: 2 Vermisste. Setze: 1 Toten.

Interesting are the diverging spellings Spahrl/Spahel and Schratzensteller/Schratzenzeller. Clarity could bring the NVM.

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Old 6th March 2018, 13:55
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Re: A KG 28 loss Nov. 27, 1941

Sorry the delayed answer Leo.

Thank you very much. You have been a great help.

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Christian
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