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Old 3rd November 2015, 13:37
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Bf 109 E Stammkennzeichen

Can anyone please tell me whether CA+NK was modified from E-1 to E-3 and its history and the full code of a Bf 109 seen on III/JG 26 last two letters +EV?
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Old 3rd November 2015, 22:41
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Re: Bf 109 E Stammkennzeichen

hi,i dont have info regards jg26 code but i know this : Me 109V26 (Me 109E-4, W.Nr. 1361, CA + NK) experimental modified for Jabo (Jagdbomber )with sc 250.i hope this little help.max
and at this link there is some pic's
http://www.messerschmitt-bf109.de/we...ekennung=CA+NK
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Old 3rd November 2015, 23:55
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Re: Bf 109 E Stammkennzeichen

The Bf 109 E-3, W.Nr. 1361, was one of a batch of mostly E-3s with a few E-4s built by Erla late in 1939 and into 1940. After it was selected for modification, it became the V26, and participated in various extended range fighter-bomber tests associated with the new E-7. I understand it was written-off following a crash sometime in August 1940.
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Re: Bf 109 E Stammkennzeichen

Hijacking Chris post.

Since her recovery in he 90's, has anything further come of the Stkz of Erla built Bf109E-3 W.Nr1407 (previously with II/JG77 and lost with 14./JG77 in July 1941.)

She was handed over to the Luftwaffe on the 28th November 1939.

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Re: Bf 109 E Stammkennzeichen

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The Bf 109 E-3, W.Nr. 1361, was one of a batch of mostly E-3s with a few E-4s built by Erla late in 1939 and into 1940. After it was selected for modification, it became the V26, and participated in various extended range fighter-bomber tests associated with the new E-7. I understand it was written-off following a crash sometime in August 1940.
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- built in the middle/ end of October 1939
- 26.06.1940 relocation from Rechlin to Augsburg
- 03.07.1940 repair in Leipzig on Erla Maschinenwerk GmbH for 24 days, damage low (without percent)
- 03.08.1940 relocation from Augsburg to Rechlin
- 10.08.1940 belly landing without repair
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Re: Bf 109 E Stammkennzeichen

more info in "Messerschmitt Bf109 - Versuchs- und Erprobungsträger und der Weg zur Serienproduktion" Harald Helmut Vogt-2018- VDM ISBN-13:978-3-86619-139-6
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