Airfield 1463: 29 January 1945

When fighter-bombers attacked II./NJG 2’s dispersals they destroyed two Ju 88 G-6 and damaged 10 more:

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 620583

4R+GP

95%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 621972

4R+BP

99%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 621829

4R+CP

10%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 620560

4R+FP

2%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 620966

4R+DP

1%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 621973

4R+HN

3%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 620332

4R+CM

30%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 621808

4R+HM

20%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 620503

4R+DB

5%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 620589

4R+BM

1%

Ju 88 G-6

W.Nr. 620888

4R+FM

2%

Replacements were requested for W.Nr. 620583, 621972, 620332 and 621808 while the section of the message dealing with personnel casualties was indistinct. There was uncertainty too at Bletchley Park over where the attack had taken place. It was known that II./NJG 2’s transfer from Vechta to Mainz/Finthen had been intended earlier that month and that six aircraft of the 5. Staffel had arrived in Langendiebach on the 20th. The Stabskompanie, 4. and 6. Staffeln had left left Vechta on 21 January but 19 of the Gruppe’s aircraft were still at Vechta on the 24th. The text sent to Allied commands opted for “C% [fair indications] Mainz-Finthen”.


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