NSG 9 badge

CX/MSS/R524(A), paragraph 6

Addressed to R/T Fliegerdiv., Esperstedt-Frankenhausen, and to Kurfürst ((OKL)) (smudge) Abt. 6, QM, signed (+) 4 R/T KG 1, Abt. T, Neuburg-Donau, No. 27, stamped 0900/4/4:

Report of a/c to and off strength:

Off strength:

Me 262

 

 

Werk Nummer

Sub-type

Remarks

130004

V-8

Note on original that V-8 "as given." Werk Nummer is that of the V9, much modified for various tests and found at Lechfeld by American troops.

170275

A-2

Damaged in an air raid on Schwäbisch Hall on 13 September 1944.

13(smudge)0052

A-1

130052 is outside known Werk Nummer blocks.

 

1105(C%8)6

A-2

 

130181

A-1

Damaged while serving with 12./KG 51 in October 1944.

 

17(D%007)3

A-1

Had served with 12./KG 51

 

(blot)10511

A-2

110511 was delivered to Neuburg on 8 November 1944.

 

110623

A-2

Had been damaged on 31 January 1945.

 

110919

A-1

 

110(C%7)63

A-1

 

11066(blot)

A (smudge)

 

110932

A-1

Werk Nummer normally attributed to an aircraft destroyed in February or March 1945 while serving with 10./NJG 11.

170276

A-2

With I./KG(J) 54 on 5 February 1945.

 

Fw 190

 

 

171556

A-8

 

(B%6)4(B%2)537

A-7

642000 was a valid Werk Nummer series for the Fw 190 A-7 so the interpolations are probably correct.

170061

A-8

 

680428

A-8

 

1751(smudge)

A-8

 

530115

A-8

 

172695

A-8

 

173013

A-8

 

2093

A-8

 

New to strength: Nil return.

Gruppe requests forwarding of key for return of a/c to and off strength.


Werk Nummern and sub-types are as read by Bletchley Park. B% = strong, C% = fair and D% = slight indications, respectively.

Where Me 262s are concerned, the "remarks" column draws on Dan O'Connell's indispensable "Messeschmitt Me 262: The Production Log 1941–45."


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