Aircraft Database Losses of the US 8th and 9th Air Forces in WW2

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Losses of the US 8th and 9th Air Forces

Volume wird im letzten Quartal 2008 erscheinen
und April/Mai/Juni 1944 beinhalten.



Jan.
 
I did one cursory search for April 24, 1944 to see if it would return the 355th and 357th FG P-51B losses around Munich but I only was able to retrieve 4th FG Biel who went down near Darmstadt.

There are 7 Mustangs that went down to mid air collisions or 109s near Munich.

Jan Hey has the data so I am suprised to not see them returned in my search?
 
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I did one cursory search for April 24, 1944 to see if it would return the 355th and 35th FG P-51B losses around Munich but I only was able to retrieve 4th FG Biel who went down near Darmstadt.

There are 7 Mustangs that went down to mid air collisions or 109s near Munich.

Jan Hey has the data so I am suprised to not see them returned in my search?

Drdondog: This link seems interesting for you.....The Battle Over Munich – April 24, 1944






Jan.
 
Tried to look at the link but all I get is this -

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So is crashplace.de not operating ?


Apache Server at www.absturzstelle.de Port 80
 
Tried to look at the link but all I get is this -

Service Unavailable

The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.

So is crashplace.de not operating ?


Apache Server at www.absturzstelle.de Port 80
That seems likely as this thread is about 14 years old.
 
Understand, I do have the six volumes and hear that the last, volume 7 will be available later this year.
 

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