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Old 11th September 2006, 21:22
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Hello.
Our foundation ARGA recovered a Fw 190 at Groessen, SW of Arnhem.
The pilot jumped to safety (FSA). We recovered the engine, pilot seat, cocpit parts and a very strange emblem. Has anyone ever seen this emblem? This particular Fw 190 was also fitted with the wurfgranate 21!
WE have never seen such an emblem!
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Old 12th September 2006, 03:48
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Re: september 1944 recovery

Do you have any idea which part of the airframe it is, wing, fuselage, etc.?
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Old 12th September 2006, 03:59
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Re: september 1944 recovery

It must be a service marking but don´t remember now any one with the "D/N" ( or D/N?)inscription. Colors looks very well preserved.
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Old 12th September 2006, 10:10
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Re: september 1944 recovery

Very Cool. Thanks for Sharing. Any usable bits as is, or for pattern? I know Mr. Timken of the White 1 Foundation, and am always on the look out for anything that may assist the restoration to flight of his Fw-190F-8. Sometimes even the smallest little piece or part can be of use. Just a curious inquiry. Checkout their website. Thanks much. I enjoy the forum.

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Old 12th September 2006, 11:10
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Re: september 1944 recovery

thanks for your reply. Or is it D/M ?
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Old 12th September 2006, 11:12
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Re: september 1944 recovery

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Do you have any idea which part of the airframe it is, wing, fuselage, etc.?
it is a part of the airframe close to the cocpit
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Old 12th September 2006, 11:46
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Re: september 1944 recovery

This may me a part of the gun cowling , with the yellow ring , mentionning a power boost system . Many Fw 190A-8/R2 or R8 built by Fieseler had this stencil . Do you have further information concerning the Werknummer of this maircraft recovered ? It could confirms this

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Old 14th September 2006, 10:31
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Re: september 1944 recovery

Found a link to this recovery

http://www.arga-nl.nl/fw190a8_groessen_NL.htm

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Old 14th September 2006, 16:58
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Re: september 1944 recovery

[quote=Eric Larger]This may me a part of the gun cowling , with the yellow ring , mentionning a power boost system . Many Fw 190A-8/R2 or R8 built by Fieseler had this stencil . Do you have further information concerning the Werknummer of this maircraft recovered ? It could confirms this

All the best
Thanks ERic.
THis Fw 190 is an A8/R6 type. With MG151/131 and Wurfgranate 21 switchboard in the cockpit. We did not find a Werknummer!
There are pictures of the recovery on our site: www.arga-nl.nl
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