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Old 16th September 2012, 19:57
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Information concerning the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer 26.04.1940
Hi,

Can anyone provide me with information on the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer who was killed on the 26th April 1940 in or over Nordseegeniet?

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Old 16th September 2012, 20:42
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Re: Information concerning the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer 26.04.1940
Hi Rick,
I believe he belongs to 1. K.Fl.Gr. 506, a He 115 lost near Andalsnes over the Northsea, I had no crew names only that a Gunner was KIA.

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Re: Information concerning the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer 26.04.1940
Not so. I believe 'Wastl' was his familiar name as follows:

2.(H)/31 Henschel Hs126B-1. Crashed north-west of Rotenburg during night landing approach. FF Fw Sebastian Mayer and BO Lt Arthur Salm both killed. Aircraft 100% write-off.
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Re: Information concerning the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer 26.04.1940
A lot of Hs126 were lost at that time ...

Seems the Wn hv to be the 5543, but that's dont smell Hs126 Wn...


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Re: Information concerning the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer 26.04.1940
I agree with Peter that "Wastl" is a german short for Sebastian,
but between Rotenburg and the Northsea big difference ?

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Re: Information concerning the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer 26.04.1940
Nordseegebiet = North Sea area (theatre of operations). Unit probably engaged in coastal watch duties.
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ya sure - but Rotenburg is far away from the North sea area......

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Nordseegebiet, for a Sea-unit, that is understanble, but for the H.31 ,,,???

All these losses , 4 to 5, during night-flights

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Re: Information concerning the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer 26.04.1940
Luft QM's returns dated 28-4-40 has this as a Heimat flight on the 26th. crash by Rotenburg to unknown cause while on a 'Nachtplatzflug'. Perhaps the Nordseegebiet on the Fallen Card was wrong info. to the relatives ?
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Re: Information concerning the loss of Feldwebel Wastl Mayer 26.04.1940
The crash actually occurred at Mulmshorn, north-west of Rotenburg, at 22.30 hours (CET).
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