Lost of Mosquitos in Norway:1945

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What is the cause of the loss of these Mosquitos?
"Flakship or JG5 ?"

11/01/45:Mosquito of 143°Sq "M" (Flekkefjord)
07/03/45:Mosquito of 235°Sq "O"
Mosquito of 248°Sq "R"
12/03/45:Mosquito of 248°Sq "Q"

Thank's in adavance

best regards
michel

[Col Bruggy]

Hello,

12/03/45 Mosquito 248 Sqn "Q'.

https://www.awm.gov.au/images/collec...25_018--1-.pdf see: p.143 of 465

and...

https://www.awm.gov.au/images/collec...25_019--1-.pdf see: p.17 of 535

Col.

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P.17,it's a Marauder(14 Sq RAF)?
P.143,a Lancaster (1656 Conversion RAF)?
It's not really what I'm looking for.

michel

[Col Bruggy]

Hello,

Page 143 of 465 pdf.

Page 17 of 535 pdf.

Col

[PMoz99]

Michel, what you want re Q is on the actual page numbers 1 and 127. Both reports are the same except there is one report for each crew member.
Ignore Pages 17 and 143.
Peter

[natttuppen]

11 January 1945: claim by Lt Hans Vollet of 16/JG 5 for a Mosquito, west of Lister.
7 March 1945:Mid-air collision between two Mosquitos.
12 March 1945: one Mosquito and one Mustang claimed by JG 5. The Mosquito may have been claimed by Fw Adolf Lenz of 13/JG 5. Sources: E Mombeek: Eismeerjäger, volume 4 and H Sperrbund: Westküste, Slaget om Norge oktober 1944-maj 1945

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Thank's

12/03/45
I assume and I deduce that the mustang (19°Sq) is one of the two claimed by Heinz Kappler.

michel

[andy bird]

Michel

You need to purchase my book A Separate Little War by Grub Street Publishing its about £20:00
Has all the losses for the Banff Wing which you refer to:

O-Orange 235 was flown by my relative Sydney Hawkins (pilot) and Eric Stubbs (navigator) they'd previously flown missions with 603 Squadron in the Middle East

Andy Bird