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Old 12th October 2020, 20:54
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9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

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In the index cards ‘ Deutschland, im Kampf gefallene Soldaten, 1939-1948 ‘ (source Deutsches Bundesarchiv) which are available on Fold3, one can find 3 cards for members of 3./KG30 which died on 9 July1944 near Le Culot : Alfred Horn, Hermann Krebs and Heinz Korn. They are buried at the Volksbund cemetery at Lommel, Belgium. It is possible that Günther Lohmann and Kurt Fert were of the same unit (and died on the same date), but no cards for them were found.

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Old 12th October 2020, 21:35
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Re: 9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

Horn and Korn were in Ju 88 S-3, 330409, 4D+CL. Krebs was in S-3, 330280, 4D+ML. Lohmann and Fret were in the first plane, Kinder, Wurzer and Prüsse in the second
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Old 12th October 2020, 21:58
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Re: 9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

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Many thanks for this info. Did the planes collide ?

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No mention of a collision in the reports
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Re: 9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

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Many thanks for the information you kindly supplied.

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Re: 9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

Of interest, for the second crash, the date has been changed to 8 July 1944 and 60% inserted so it would indicate one occurred on or after take off, the other on landing/return. Target for both was Seine Bay. There was another loss at Dowwel 20 km south of Eindhoven of S-3, 330420, 4D+HH
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Re: 9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

Chris,

Many thanks for the additional information. No location found with the name " Dowwel". Is it not Lommel which is approx 20 km south of Eindhoven ?

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Re: 9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

Hi

20km SSO Eindhoven was a town namend "Dommel" (Belgium).
"m" and "w" are very similar in the Sütterlin script and can be mixed up.

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Re: 9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

'Dommel' is a river which springs in Limburg (Belgium) and ends in Noord-Brabant (the Netherlands).

The Dommelsch beer brewery is located on the Dommel.
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Re: 9 July 1944 3./KG30 near Le Culot airfield

Hi !

Many thanks for the replies and possible solution to trace the exact crashlocation.

This crash was already discussed – see http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showth...ight=recknagel

The conclusion was that it crashed near Lommel, Belgium or 20 km s.of Eindhoven.

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