Losslists of JG 108,106 and 101

Kurasier · Post by **Kurasier** » 03 Sep 2002 10:54

HI, I'm lloking for losslists of these units. Especially I want to know, which fighterpilot was shot down on April 3rd 1945 over Gumpoldskirchen ( south of vienna near the airport Bad Vöslau) I hound out that, that plane which was shot down, must have been a early version of the FW190 or Me 109.
Cheers
Christoph

Erich · Post by **Erich** » 03 Sep 2002 21:33

Christoph :

You're best bet is to contact the BA/MA arciv's in Freiburg, Deutschland and check for the April 1945 losses listings. It should have the particulars to unit and rank of the pilot and whereabouts of the downing.
As far as i am aware there has never been a unit history developed on any of these fighter/training JG's. Why do you perhaps think it is an earlier version of the described a/c ?

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Kurasier · Post by **Kurasier** » 04 Sep 2002 11:23

Hi,
First thank you for your abswer.
To your question:
I found some ammunition at the crash place. The combination of the ammunition told me that the plan has been a early version of this two fighters.
Cheers
Christoph

Nicklas Fredriksson · Post by **Nicklas Fredriksson** » 04 Sep 2002 12:03

Hello!

Try asking over at the 12 O'Clock forum, http://disc.server.com/Indices/3051.html, they speicalise in the Luftwaffe and can most probably answer your query.

Kind rgds
Nick

Erich · Post by **Erich** » 04 Sep 2002 15:56

Christoph :

I would also like to mention this site :

http://www.stormbirds.com

when you get to the front page, scroll down and find the Luftwaffe archiv's section..... LWAG box and check it. Go through the additional pages/ of getting onto this fine board of experten. Once there on the forum, ask your question and hopefully you will receive a response as to where to find documentation.
By the way, how is the flooding in Austria ?, gone I hope...... ?!

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Kurasier · Post by **Kurasier** » 04 Sep 2002 16:02

Hi,
Niklas i was trying this already. But thank you for the link
Erich:
Thank you for the link.
Yes the flooding is gone.
Cheers
Christoph