Texas History Photo Collection

[Heuser]

Gentlemen,

Hs 129 141407 and 147374 (141374?) were found at Frankfurt-Rebstock a/f. Source is the US-Air Technical Intelligence Report.


Regards,

Heuser

[ChristianK]

Heuser, thank you very much for this confirmation, very appreciated! I also just checked my photos again - and indeed all these photos I mentioned do show the same plane. I also solved the mystery of PH+UQ and PH+UC, which evolved around the visible, partial Stammkennzeichen "+H-U+C" on the wing undersides of 141407: Part of the "Q" (and also the "P") is covered by a yellow wingtip! This was very hard to recognize. So we have Werknummer 141407, PH+UQ at Frankfurt-Rebstock. Good to finally solve this puzzle.

Cheers,
Christian

[ouidjat]

Good story,

Thank you both Christian and Heuser.

[Dan O'Connell]

The Me262's at an airfield and a forest setting I had not seen before. Thank you.

[Snautzer]

Fieseler Fi 103R Reichenberg https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth618380/

Me262, Augsburg May 1945 https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67...th688896/m1/1/

Arado Ar234 https://texashistory.unt.edu/feedbac...%255D%3A%20%0A

Ju87 https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth689823/

Ju188 https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67...th689209/m1/1/

[Karoband]

Thank you, Snautzer. Great pictures!

For the Arado Ar 234: 1. click on the link for "Me262, Augsburg May 1945",
2. click on "View a full description of this photograph",
3. click on "Robert Downey Collection",
4. scroll down and click on number "5" of the photo columns at the bottom,
5. scroll down and click on number "6" of the photo columns,
6. scroll down to the second picture in column "6".

Bonus: Go to column number "10" and the last picture in this collection for another view of the Ar 234 and its location.

Best regards,

Jim Geens

[O.Menu]

Hi ! Happy to be back after one busy year

about post#45

Ju-87: '+D' in the background is a Ju-87G from 10.(Pz)/SG2 and '+G' had no reason not to be from the same unit. They are pictured at München-Riem with Fw190F from I./SG2

[CJE]

That's a Hs 129, not a Me 262 !