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Old 30th July 2009, 20:09
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Fatal accident in Corfu

Fatal accident in Corfu

any more infos about it ??

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Old 31st July 2009, 08:19
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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

It seems to wear german codes , but didn't found any crash around that date

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Old 31st July 2009, 14:38
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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

I thought the same Remi,

it`s definitely a german plane, the document comes from a german war diary;

can`t locate the unit with that code, i hoped somebody else can
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Old 1st August 2009, 13:02
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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

Hi all

This was the Ju 88 A-5 / 5277 from 6./LG 1, which crashed because engine trouble on 26. July 1941 near Kerkyra/Korfu into the water.
The crew was: Lt Horst Drognitz + / Uffz Hans Broemel wounded / Uffz Herbert Puchert + / Uffz Erich Wrusch +.
My source is LG 1/1, page 457.

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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

Somehow the document speaks of a "dreimot. Flugz.", or three-engined airplane....

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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

Italian planes mostly had three-engine (Cant 1007, Savoias, etc.) and the code number - maybe italian code ?? - any specialist for italian airplanes there ??

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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

The message is: "Just received message as follows from the Italian Navy as follows: "Navy Korfu announces, that on 26.07.1941, 10.30, a three-mot a/c BCIZ 329 turned over during emergency ditching attempt, 2 dead, 2 seriously injured."
I understand this message as coming from the Regia Marina with no LW a/c involved.

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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

Hi

Was the 329 aircraft serial? What kind of aircraft??

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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

BCIZ 329 is not the acronym of any type of Italian aircraft: it’s possible it was a civilian aircraft (code I-BCIZ flight 329) but it’s only a supposition.

It can`t be a plane of LG 1, although the date matches.
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Re: Fatal accident in Corfu

Hi all

The skz of the Ju 88 A-5 / 5277 was "BC + IZ"
Is this fact convincing ?

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