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Old 10th April 2019, 11:56
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Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

Hello all

Can someone tell me how many claims (with details) were credited (that day) to III/JG.77:my only reference is the old study of JG.77(Prien),now completely obsolete.

I referenced the following Soviet losses:
6° IAP=6 Yak.1
186° IAP=2 Yak.1
282° IAP=5 I-16
23° IAP=2 LaGG-3
99° BAP=2 Pe-2 (claimed by Baumgarten,Blasy)

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Old 10th April 2019, 14:42
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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

Hello Michel,

in JFV Vol. 9/III are listed 9 claims of the 9./JG 77 on 11 May 1942:
I-61 03.58 Obfw Wilhelm Baumgartner (24.)
I-61 06.00 Obgefr Karl Grummböck (3.)
I-61 07.05 Obgefr Karl Grummböck (4.)
I-61 07.33 Lt Heinz Lüdemann
I-61 16.38 Lt Heinz Lüdemann
I-61 17.10 Obfw Wilhelm Baumgartner (25.)
I-61 18.20 Obfw Reinhold Schmetzer (31.)
Pe 2 18.40 PlQu. 61743 Lt Gustav Blasy
Pe 2 18.42 Obfw Wilhelm Baumgartner (26.)

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Old 10th April 2019, 18:20
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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

Hallo Michel,

I am very interested on identifying the claims of Obfw. Wilhelm BAUMGARTNER, since he seems to be a distant relative from Switzerland. If you eventually do manage to match his claims (at least for that particular day), could you share your information with me, please?

baumgartner_asv@yahoo.com.br

I have not though managed to find from which town (guess it may have been Glarus) he came or he was born.

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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

Super Leo as usual!

Surprising the underestimation of the claims compared to the Soviet losses!! this changes us from usual overclaiming... as 15/05/42 (III/JG52 for ex.)
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Old 11th April 2019, 21:42
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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

The losses of the 186 IAP for this day were reported as damaged by German AAA and made an emergency landing in the area of the village of Annovka.
Yak-1 Ml. Lt. Kol’tsov
Yak-1 Ml. Lt. Usan
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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

Hi Adriano

I encountered a problem with your email address

The claim of Baumgartner in the morning:I-61 (Mig-3)
It could be the Yak-1 (Sta.Lt. Birulchik) of 6°IAP
Or the Yak-1 (Lt.Solyanov) of 273°IAP

his claim in the evening:6°IAP
Yak-1 (Mayor Moiseev)
Yak-1(Lt.Kapustin)
Yak-1(Lt.Biryukov)
Yak-1(Lt.Kryukov)
Yak-1(Sta.Lt.Romanov)

Other possibility,one of the two LLag-3 of the 23°IAP lost in the area of Pavlograd(Sta.Lt.Andreev and Zolotarev )

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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

On the 11 May 1942 the 23 IAP was escorting 6 Su-2 and met in a dogfight with Bf 109. The LaGG-3 flown by St. Lt. Viktor Andreev and the LaGG-3 flown by Lt. Zolotarev were both listed as missing. The Soviet Operational Report of the Staff of the VVS SWF (TsAMO f. 229, o. 161, d. 918, l. 36 for the 11 May 1942) listed the time as 18:36, which was probably the ending time of the mission. So the German claims were probably before 17:36 Berlin time.
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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

The above report also listed 3 LaGG-3 under the command of the commander of 164 IAP (2 AE) Kapitan Nikitchenko over the airfield of Kharkov at an altitude of 1700 m, met in an air battle with two Bf 109, the battle lasted 20 minutes. Lt. Ryabov in the battle shot down a Me-109, which burning went to the ground in the area east of the village pf Anilovka. The aircraft of Kapitan Nikitchenko in the battle was damaged and made an emergency landing in the area of Hill #219, 5 km west of Nepokrytaya. Crews observed, that Kapitan Nikitchenk escaped from the aircraft and hid in the ravine. The time was listed at 05:00 (04:00 Berlin).
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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

Another dogfight for 05:40 has 5 I-16 from the 282 IAP at an altitude of 400 m. in the area of Rogan’, after attacking the airfield at Kharkov, met in an air battle with 7 Bf 109. The battle was conducted up to the area of B. Bavya (?). As a result of the battle was shot down one I-16 which burning sat down in the area of Sorokovka, the pilot Starshina Vladimir Razumov, hid in a ravine.
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Re: Claims 11/05/42(III/JG.77):Kharkov

Raid on the airfield at Kharkov at an altitude of 2000 m by 11 Yak-1 and 2 MiG-3 (from these 5 Yak-1 and 2 MiG-4 from the 4 RAG) covering 7 Pe-2, met in an air battle with 15 Bf 109. Kapitan Guzarov shot down 1 Me-109, which burning went to the ground at 2 km to the east of the airfield of Kharkov. The Yak-1 from the 186 IAP flown by Mo. Lt. Dmitriy Kol’tsov was listed as missing. The report listed the time as 07:30.

This information on my earlier post for this pilot was on a Russian book of the air battle that is out of date on release of new material from TsAMO.
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