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Hi
Always encourage an effort.:D
But it needs a lot of checking up on the details listed,
i.e
the Typhoon is a post war sea vixen.
Cheers
Jerry

lake / reservoir

Hi,
AR-196, reminds me ……. did they ever get around to recovering the six (?) that were in that lake / reservoir in russia. ( on various boards about 4-5 years ago )
I seem to remember the a/c were sunk to avoid capture, but the recoveries were held up, something to do with the lake being the fresh water supply to the local city ?
Cheers
Jerry

Hi Jerry

Thank you for the response. You have given me a couple of leads I did not know about.

Regarding your couple of questions, I was told 1942 but it would make sense to check 1941.

Can you please check your files for names of the survivors ? Was there a Willy Hoffman among them ?

Cheers
TheFlyingPhysio

Hi
Got your a/c
25 june 1941 03.30hrs , III/KG26, HE-IIIH-5, Wn3878,
1H+BD.
Gefr Willi Hoffman pow
Uffz Georg Lohmann K
Gefr Freidrich Brunnecker K
Ogefr Leo Pfop K

A/A fire off coverack in falmouth Bay

Ex DARRT Member, ( now in Canada ):D
so you needn’t contact them.
as they probably won’t have any more info than me.:D

Cheers
Jerry

I hope this is the right forum and if so can anyone help please ?

Trying to locate information on a HE-111 which came down over Falmouth 24/25 June 1942. There was at least one survivor.

Any information or suggestions as to where to seek information appreciated.

Hi
I checked my files and I have nothing for this date,
307Sq got some dornier 217’s, but these were a few day later.

Is there anything in the police war diaries at the cornish record office, to give you a lead?

Try a post here and if possible give the survivors name.

http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/forumdisplay.php?f=8

If you don’t get an answer there you are in for ‘a long job’

just an thought, do you have the right year/ or a typo ?

I have in my files , a HE-III , 25th June 1941, 03:30 hrs off Falmouth, three killed, one POW, by A/A fire

Cheers
Jerry

RAFM has three Rollls-Royce Vulture’s, two came as a pair in 1978, with a third from the Danish Air Force in 1988. All three are ex crash sites and so their condition is less less than “factory finish”!

Hi
so if broken apart they could build a peregrine or two 😀
cheers
jerry

“P-38 found on beach – Wales”

That’s nothing, I found a complete Stirling in my back garden – just before I woke up this morning.

Hi
Thats nothing….:D
The four of us were awake, when we found the almost complete one buried on dartmoor.
still there, but I’m not anymore..
cheers
Jerry