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Fliegerschicksal
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RE: B-17 G 42-102395
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02/10/2008 05:56:17 AM
Thank you Chris!
We have had the following informations to this both aircrafts.
The B-24 "Liberator" 42-110042 should be crashed near the village Hochelheim, today Hüttenberg and one man of this crew will bei killed in action. The B-17 "Flying Fortress" 42-102395 should be crashed near the village Watzenborn and all crew member got POW.
Perhaps the german records changed the aircrafts and places because both crashplaces were south of Gießen.
Thank you very much.
Another short question!
Do anybode know, if on May 12th 1944 P-38 "Lightnings" were south of Gießen and have had shot down german Messerschmitt 109?
Thank you very much.
Best wishes,
Dirk
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RE: B-17 G 42-102395
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02/15/2008 07:15:34 AM
Hi Dirk
I have the same details as you regarding B-24 42-110042. The Bombardier, FO Edward Davidowitz, was the one crewmember KIA. The remaining nine became POW's.
Sorry, i don't have anything on the 109 loss.
Regards
Chris.
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RE: B-17 G 42-102395
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02/15/2008 11:24:45 AM
Dirk- 8th AF Claim 5/12/44
Lt. Baker destroyed ME 109 SW of Kassel
20th FG , 77th Sq. P - 38
Mike
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