|
|||
In 1945 the US War Department's Bureau of Public Relations released Film No. 1352, Bomb Damage in Italy, 1945 which is described as showing: … aerial and panoramic views of smashed aircraft, hangars, and factories in Reggio; wrecked barracks and a water tower near Milan; partially demolished German aircraft near Vicenza; and shattered vehicles and aircraft in Udine. The film lasts just 3 minutes and 5 seconds and is of notably poor quality. Even so it is possible to make out two NSG 9 aircraft among the ruins of Vicenza aerodrome: Ju 87 D-5, W.Nr.132230, E8+AL (Ltn. Peter Stollwerck and Uffz. Franz Fischer, 3./NSG 9)) Fw 190 F-9, W.Nr. 440323, E8+MH (pilot unknown, 1./NSG 9) |
||
New Sources: US National Archives Identifier 13759: https://archive.org/details/BPR-1352 |
||