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Old 15th March 2014, 20:53
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Does anyone know if the FB of Lt/Oblt Gerhard Granz of 1./JGr102 and 1./ZG2 has survived?

Hello,

I'm trying to determine that a/c number of the Bf109D-1 of Lt. Gerhard Granz of 1./ZG2 & 1./JGr102 during the Polish Campaign and Phoney War period. Does anyone know if his Flugbüch has survived, or if there are any photos showing his plane number during this period?

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Re: Does anyone know if the FB of Lt/Oblt Gerhard Granz of 1./JGr102 and 1./ZG2 has survived?

From meeting him with Peter C. during our research for 'Zerstörer, The Messerschmitt 110 and its units in 1940' at his home, I would say that it did not survive, having asked him the direct question.
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Re: Does anyone know if the FB of Lt/Oblt Gerhard Granz of 1./JGr102 and 1./ZG2 has survived?

John,

Thanx. I guess then it's down to whether anyone has any photos of Ganz's Bf109D-1 from that period with him as the confirmed pilot. It has been suggested that this was "White 11," but I have no idea of the reliability of this info. He was very likely a flight leader, and I need to know if his a/c carried command bands on the rear fuselage, as other flight leaders in the unit were known to have done during the Polish Campaign period. "White 2" is a known example of a 1 Staffel flight leader that carried those bands, but they aren't present on a photo of "White 11" in the EoE photo collection.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as we're working on the I./ZG 2 - I./JGr102 Color Profile packages right now.

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