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Old 28th September 2005, 21:20
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Hauptmann Erich Hohagen

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On 16 September 1943, Hauptmann Erich Hohagen, Gruppenkommandeur of I./JG 2, was wounded in aerial combat with RAF Spitfire fighters and remained in convalescence for several weeks. Would anybody have some information concerning the aircraft that he was flying when this incident occurred, such as subtype, tactical code and werknummer, if possible? If so, any help on this incident would be greatly appreciated.

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Old 28th September 2005, 21:31
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FW 190 A-3, Wk Nr 532. Force-landed Rennes after combat with B-17s
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Fw190A-6, WNr 550532, Stab I./JG 2,16-Sep-43, Kdr., WIA in Luftkampf with B-17s. Notlandung. Gen.Qu.6.Abt. (mfm #11)-Vol.21; Ring JG 2 loss list, p.16, Fl.Pl. Rennes, 30%

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Hi Chris and John

Thank you very much for taking the time to kindly answer my question. I am very grateful to both of you. Your responses have helped me in my efforts to piece more together of the career of this very interesting ace. Major Hohagen may not have been one of the highest scoring Luftwaffe aces but the length and extent of his service goes to show that one should not judge aces solely by the extent of their victories but also by their experience. Thank you for your contributions, which also corrected that his opponents in this case were B-17 four-engined bombers and not Spitfire fighters.

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