eBay: Allied intrest

[Martin Gleeson]

Hi Andy, Ed

Photo 11 actually shows N6164 TR-K, forced-landed at Saint-Vaast-en-Chaussee on May 19th and abandoned in situ next day.
L4856 has previously been listed as TR-K, but photographic evidence has shown it was in fact 'Z'.

Photos 9 & 10 show Blenheim Z6103 QY-K of 254 Squadron which was forced-landed at Morgat on the French coast. Pierre Babin has done a lot of work on this aircraft and I think he may have written an article about it in a French magazine.

Regards,

Martin.

[edwest2]

Thank you Andy and Martin for the additional information.

[Faenor]

Originally Posted by Martin Gleeson

Hi Andy, Ed

Photo 11 actually shows N6164 TR-K, forced-landed at Saint-Vaast-en-Chaussee on May 19th and abandoned in situ next day.
L4856 has previously been listed as TR-K, but photographic evidence has shown it was in fact 'Z'.

Photos 9 & 10 show Blenheim Z6103 QY-K of 254 Squadron which was forced-landed at Morgat on the French coast. Pierre Babin has done a lot of work on this aircraft and I think he may have written an article about it in a French magazine.

Regards,

Martin.

Hi all, another photos of N6164 TRoK there:
https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gall...n6164-58-poix/
http://sehet.andre.free.fr/dedetexte...guerre3945.htm

Faenor

[Faenor]

Originally Posted by AndyMa

Thanks Ed.
#11 will be Blenheim L4856/TR-K of 59 Sqn. It was damaged on 11 May 40 and later abandoned at Poix on 19 May 40. Its only service was with 59 Sqn, evidence of the pre-war squadron code PJ is clearly visible.

Hi AndyMa and all,

there is collection pf e-bay photos of this Blenheim - L4856 TRoZ:

http://modelari.org/viewtopic.php?t=2841

But I have question (3 post on the topic) - this is the same place where the L4856 was burned during the retreat - the combination of engines responds, only the fuselage is missing (probably taken away) and more debris was pulled into place ......

Faenor

[BABIN]

Originally Posted by Martin Gleeson

Hi Andy, Ed

Photo 11 actually shows N6164 TR-K, forced-landed at Saint-Vaast-en-Chaussee on May 19th and abandoned in situ next day.
L4856 has previously been listed as TR-K, but photographic evidence has shown it was in fact 'Z'.
Photos 9 & 10 show Blenheim Z6103 QY-K of 254 Squadron which was forced-landed at Morgat on the French coast. Pierre Babin has done a lot of work on this aircraft and I think he may have written an article about it in a French magazine.

Regards,

Martin.

Hello Martin,


In fact I related the story of this aircraft in my book about the Wekusta 2 "La Wekusta 2 au combat, 1940-1944" (pages 69-71). And the "connexion" of this RAF N°254 Sqdn aircraft, is that after its emergency landing on a Morgat beach, it was it was taken in hand by the mechanics and pilots of the Wekusta 2.


Pierre

[Faenor]

Originally Posted by Martin Gleeson

Hi Andy, Ed

Photo 11 actually shows N6164 TR-K, forced-landed at Saint-Vaast-en-Chaussee on May 19th and abandoned in situ next day.
L4856 has previously been listed as TR-K, but photographic evidence has shown it was in fact 'Z'.

Photos 9 & 10 show Blenheim Z6103 QY-K of 254 Squadron which was forced-landed at Morgat on the French coast. Pierre Babin has done a lot of work on this aircraft and I think he may have written an article about it in a French magazine.

Regards,

Martin.

Can somebody share with me photo from link 9 and 10 from Martin post?
Now there are different planes (Ju 88 and klem 35)

E-mail: jaroslav.petracek1977@gmail.com

thank you

Faenor

[Faenor]

Hi all,

nice founding:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/314031029859...kAAOSwBeBioxF7

Faenor

[edwest2]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/35410566819...MAAOSwrSVipiJ0

[edwest2]

1. https://www.ebay.de/itm/394117295723...oAAOSwrSViqg-3
2. https://www.ebay.de/itm/374132627331...YAAOSw6gtiqg-z
3. https://www.ebay.de/itm/374132627216...cAAOSwAYtiqg-w
4. https://www.ebay.de/itm/374132627082...EAAOSwdSBiqg-u
5. https://www.ebay.de/itm/374132626973...EAAOSwSKFiqg-s
6. https://www.ebay.de/itm/384951167162...kAAOSwkH9iqerw
7. https://www.ebay.de/itm/125370873861...IAAOSwAUJiqesl

[AndyMa]

Schnautzer posted a message in a Blenheim thread which might fit better here:

"Bristol Blenheim L6670 UQ-R Abschuss Afrikakorpspictures of crashed pplane now on ebay https://www.ebay.de/itm/134148279203...8AAOSw~~Riqw94 "

Despite the stamping on the photo, I don't think this can be L6670. This did indeed serve in Greece with 211 Sqn, as per:
http://www.211squadron.org/bristol_blenheim_i.html
but that site records that it made a wheels up landing on 15 Dec 40 and did not fly with the sqn operationally again. The relevant Air-Britain serials book says it was passed to the Hellenic Air Force on 1 Apr 41.
I think we are looking for another UQ-R. Ideas anyone?
Andy

PS Thanks to Martin for the correction on TR-K