Wild Boar?

[Simonspitfire]

I am trying to determine what brought down Lancaster ED 836 WS-C from 9 Squadron RAF, on the night of 7/8 October 1943. It crashed close to the French border at Kiechlingsbergen.
Does anyone have access to Luftwaffe Records that may help please, could it have been a 'Wild Boar' aircraft?
There was only one survivor from the aircraft, the Air Bomber, Pilot Officer William Chadwick who was captured and sent to StalagLuft III.
Any help would be much appreciated.

[Adriano Baumgartner]

Hello Simon

> https://web.archive.org/web/20130928...s/tonywood.htm

Night: 7-8. October 1943
R.A.F. Bomber Command: STUTTGART
07.10.43 Oblt. Christiner 5./NJG 4 Lancaster … S.W. Commercy: 5.800 m. 23.20 Film C. 2031/II VNE: ASM
07.10.43 Oblt. Christiner 5./NJG 4 Lancaster … W. Rachecourt: 3.800 m. 23.24 Film C. 2031/II Anerk: Nr. -
07.10.43 Ofw. Heinz Vinke 11./NJG 1 Stirling … BI-96: 400 m. [80 km. N.W. Texel] 20.26 Film C. 2031/II Anerk: Nr. -
08.10.43 Fw. Rudolf Frank 2./NJG 3 Wellington … UP-76 F: 1.400 m. [Saarbrücken area] 00.32 Film C. 2031/II Anerk: Nr. -
08.10.43 Uffz. Heinz Koppe 10./NJG 3 Wellington … FU-75 B: 2.100 m. [N. Hannover] 00.43 Film C. 2031/II Anerk: Nr.40
Duplicated Claims from Films:
08.10.43 Uffz. Heinz Koppe 10./NJG 3 Wellington … - 00.43 Film- C. 2031/I XII. Flg.Kps

No idea of the FLAK claims....
Surely Teo Boithen can be of assistance...HE IS THE GUY.

A.

[Simonspitfire]

Thank you so much for taking the time and trouble with this answer, I will try your other suggestion as well.
Regards,
Simon