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Old 17th November 2010, 16:59
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Hauptmann Wilhelm Enßlen, StabII/JG52, Lost 02.11.40.

Hi All,
Has anyone a copy of the NVM for Enßlen's loss?
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Old 17th November 2010, 17:10
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Re: Hauptmann Wilhelm Enßlen, StabII/JG52, Lost 02.11.40.

Here you go, Joe!

Please remind me your address - I need to mail you something.

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Old 17th November 2010, 17:40
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Re: Hauptmann Wilhelm Enßlen, StabII/JG52, Lost 02.11.40.

Andy,
Thanks, I'll PM you my address.
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Old 18th November 2010, 18:48
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Re: Hauptmann Wilhelm Enßlen, StabII/JG52, Lost 02.11.40.

Hi Andy, Although I understand the problems of accurate information on wartime documents I am confused by his EM Nummer, listed as 53539/1. The following is a quote regarding Hptm.Enßlen from the book: "The Blitz Then and Now Volume 2" (edited by Winston Ramsey):
"He remains buried at Folkestone New Cemetery (Hawkinge) in Plot O, Grave 404, under the plain inscription "A.Schenck". The reason behind this is unknown, but the only identification found on the body were the Hauptmann’s shoulder flashes and an Erkennungsmarke ‘67005/1’ confirming the identity of the body. In the light of post-war research there would seem to be no doubt that this is the grave of Hptm.Ensslen."
Do you think this is more likely to be an error in the book that the NVM?
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67005/1 was Hptm Hans-Karl Mayer of I/JG 53 who is also buried at Hawkinge. It would appear to be an error in the book
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Old 18th November 2010, 20:59
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Thanks for the clarification Chris. Much appreiated.
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