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Old 11th August 2007, 21:43
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Ju 87D-5 Etzweiler

dear readers I have a question about the stuka ju 87 D-5 that crashed
night of 1-2 march 1945 werknummer 141954
pilot:Paulus handschuh
beobachter:obergefreiter Helmut Dehnert
I would like to know the reason of this fatal crash coz i have no info on this and
i have in my doc flugplatz
Koln-Wahn und koln-Ostheim are those the same flugplatz or different ones why are they both stated?
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Re: Ju 87D-5 Etzweiler

I'm interested. Where did you get Etzweiler as a location? It isn't included in the Gen. Qu. loss report for this aircraft that I have.

The machine came from 1./NSG 1. NSG 1 put up 74 sorties that night (translated Lw.Kdo. West daily reports, UK National Archives) and reported four machines and 8 crew missing. NSG 2 also lost an aircraft.

Two of the NSG 1 losses were attributed to Flak (Gen.Qu.). A P-61 claimed one Ju 87 shot down and one damaged, at 04.57 and 05.06 on 2 March 1945.

On 4 March there were 43 Ju 87 at Wahn and 30 at Kirchhellen. In February and early March, Wahn and Ostheim were used by NSG 2 and Kirchhellen by NSG 1.
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Old 12th August 2007, 09:14
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Re: Ju 87D-5 Etzweiler

thanks for the reply,Nick
i have a part from that plane with a werknummer still on and there was still a label in paper attached on with a date 2003 that probably was the date the plane was recovered.
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Gentlemen,
the Airwar Research Group Rhein/Mosel e.V. has recovered the mentioned Ju-87 in 2003 at the location ETZWEILER. The STUKA was shot down by a Black Widow which scored a second Ju-87 which crashed at Niederbolheim/Noervenich.

A full report is avail in German. Please contact me offline.

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