eBAy: Captured german planes

[Nick Beale]

Post #1029: the He 111 looks like it has the code 6N+K_, if so it's from KGr. 100. Also it seems to have both a W.Nr. and four letters (possibly CF__) on the fin.

[RT]

CF+... right but not an STKZ..possibly the 6N+KG 7074, which hv got some problems in june 42 near Sidi Barani..

Rémi

[RudiS]

Bf 109:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-Luftwaf...19.m1438.l2649

album with several captured a/c:


https://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-US...19.m1438.l2649

[edNorth]

Marc, posts #1021 and #1022 show same TS+MB, but another with TS+MB altered as TS+Me is third in same row. What happened to third I saw one is a mystery. Does not appear now. Gone to the Trolls possibly. Sorry.

[Snautzer]

1. Bf109 Forrest https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-US-GI-...EAAOSwgARa5i8v
2. Bf109 Boneyard https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-US-GI-...UAAOSwr-Ra5i6W

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Originally Posted by edNorth

Marc, posts #1021 and #1022 show same TS+MB, but another with TS+MB altered as TS+Me is third in same row. What happened to third I saw one is a mystery. Does not appear now. Gone to the Trolls possibly. Sorry.

No problems, EdNorth; all opinions can and should be expressed
Cheers
Marc

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Originally Posted by Snautzer

1. Bf109 Forrest https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-US-GI-...EAAOSwgARa5i8v
2. Bf109 Boneyard https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-US-GI-...UAAOSwr-Ra5i6W

Thanks for those, Snautzer.

The first pic might well show "Schwarze 10", an Erla built Bf 109 G-10 from 2./JG 4 found at the outskirts of Giessen.

The second photo does show a Siebel 204, not a Bf 109, as said by the seller.

Cheers
Marc

[RT]

Or maybe, the idea in 1945 of what was a black hole ..

Rémi

[Snautzer]

Marc, Look at the fore ground the engine and a bit back. Looks Bf109

[Col Bruggy]

Originally Posted by RT

CF+... right but not an STKZ..possibly the 6N+KG 7074, which hv got some problems in june 42 near Sidi Barani..

Rémi

Hello,

Possibly, 6./KG 100 He 111 H-6 (W.Nr.7074) 6N+KJ, that made a low-level strafing attack on troops and trucks on the Sidi Barrani-El Daba Road on 23 June, 1942. The pilot, Ltn Bruno Stange, and his Beobachter, Uffz Josef Steffen, were both injured by return fire.

Col.