Lehrgeschwader 1

Lehrgeschwader 1 (LG 1) (Demonstration Wing 1) formerly Lehrgeschwader Greifswald was a Luftwaffe multi-purpose unit during World War II, operating fighter, bomber and dive-bomber Gruppen. The unit was formed in July 1936. The unit operated most of the prominent German aircraft during the conflict, such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, Messerschmitt Bf 110, Dornier Do 17, Heinkel He 111, Junkers Ju 88 and Junkers Ju 87.

• Engagements Polish Campaign
• Battle of Denmark
• Norwegian Campaign
• Battle of the Netherlands
• Battle of Belgium
• Battle of France
• Battle of Britain
• German invasion of Yugoslavia
• Battle of Greece
• Battle of Crete
• Battle of the Mediterranean
• North African Campaign
• Eastern Front
• Western Front
• Battle of Normandy
• Western Allied invasion of Germany

History

The unit was created to control the Lehrgruppe in the Luftwaffe. Stab/LG 1 was formed in July 1936, and on 1 April 1937 the Stab Gruppe was officially created along with I.(leichte Jagd), II.(schwere Jagd), III.(Kampf) and IV.(Stuka) Gruppen.

War Time Service

Poland

Polish Campaign

On 25/26 August 1939 the unit mobilised. Assigned to Luftflotte 2, the Geschwader suffered light losses. I.(Zerstorer)/LG 1 lost only three Bf 110s in September.^[1] II./LG also took part. Operating He 111s the Gruppe began operations with 39 He 111s (34 operational), and struck at targets in and around Warsaw. The unit also undertook naval strike missions against Royal Navy vessels off the Norwegian coast on 6 October.^[2] III./LG 1 also took part, committing 39 He 111s to the battle.^[3] Exact losses are unknown, but light. IV.(Stuka) unit, also began its military operations over Poland. Equipped with the Ju 87 Stuka, the Gruppe supported the XI.Armee until withdrawn from operations on 29 September.^[4] During the campaign, the unit was transferred to Luftflotte 1.

Scandinavia: The Invasions of Denmark and Norway

Operation Weserübung

I.(K)/LG 1 undertook some armed reconnaissance missions along the Norwegian coast in late April 1940, without suffering casualties. The unit reported three losses. Whether these losses were inflicted as a result of enemy action is unknown.^[5] II./LG 1 undertook missions against Allied shipping. On 1 May 1940,^[6] the Norwegian hospital ship Dronning Maud was sunk by this unit.^[7]

France and the Low Countries

The Geschwader lost 55 aircraft in the battle, 50 of them in combat. LG 1 records reveal the unit claimed seven Allied ships sunk and 23 damaged, along with 19 Allied aircraft shot down in aerial combat.^[8] I.(K)/LG 1 began the campaign with 30 He 111s, of which 22 were combat ready. The Gruppe took part in the Battle of Dunkirk, and spent the majority of its time heavily engaged with Allied Naval forces. II./LG 1, operating under Luftflotte 2, was tasked with direct ground support, Air interdiction, and logistical strikes against the enemy. Operating with 18 of its 26 He 111s at the start of the campaign, it hit the French airfields at Lille on 10 May. On 12 May a raid against Vlissingen harbour cost II. Gruppe two Heinkels. The Gruppe also took part in the Battle of Hannut, attacking Allied positions in Belgium, losing one He 111. The unit were withdrawn from the front-line for five days to convert to the Ju 88. During further operations against Allied rail targets, a further loss, a single Ju 88, was sustained on 20 May in the Amiens area.^[9] II. Gruppe was tasked the missions against Naval forces until the end of the Dunkirk evacuation. Several missions against Ostend and Dunkirk's harbours were flown from 25-31 May. This particular unit also took part in Unternehmen Paula, a 1,000 aircraft assault on French airfields in and around Paris on 2 June 1940, without loss. Missions over the Loire Valley continued until the 22 June 1940. III. Gruppe also participated . Committing 12 He 111s and 37 Ju 88s it supported II. Gruppe and its operations. IV.(Stuka)/LG 1 undertook ground attack operations with 37 Ju 87 Bs, without being involved in any notable actions.^[10] V.(Zerstorer)/LG 1's responsibility was escort duties. Equipped with 33 Bf 110 Ds, the unit lost 8 Bf 110s from 10 May to 16 June 1940, when it was withdrawn for rest and refitting.^[11]

Air Offensive over Britain

An attack on 15 August by 12 Ju-88s of I//LG 1 against RAF Middle Wallop destroyed several Spitfires, but the unit lost five aircraft to defending fighters. The Geschwader suffered a cripplingly high loss rate during the battle. From 8 July 1940 to December 1940, LG 1 lost 94 aircraft, and a further 13 were destroyed after returning with damage. LG 1 lost 119 crews and pilots killed, 102 missing and 36 captured.^[12] V. (Zerstörer)/LG 1 sustained particularly high losses, losing 25 Bf 110s between the 4 July and 16 September. It was reduced to just 10 Bf 110s, but on 7 September 1940 it lost a further seven 110s, as a result the unit was withdrawn from operations. It was designated I.NJG 3 on 29 September.^[13]

Battles of Yugoslavia and Greece

I.(K)/LG 1 took part in the campaign. It sank the Allied transport vessels Ellenis on 20 April, in Piraeus harbour, and Pennland (16,000 grt) on 24 April. It continued anti-shipping missions throughout the remainder of the conflict. On 21 May 1941 the gruppe damaged the Royal Navy Leander-class HMS Ajax. During 22-27 May 1941, HMS Barham and HMS Warspite were damaged by LG 1s attacks.^[14]

North African and Mediterranean Theatres

Notable actions of the Geschwader during the two year stint in North Africa included I.(K)/LG 1s sinking of three large transport vessels Clan Campbell, Clan Chattan and Rowallan Castle from the convoy MW 9, during attacks on 13-14 February 1941. III./LG 1 also damaged the Australian destroyer Waterhen on 9 July 1941, and sinking it on the 11 July. The Geschwader supported the Afrikakorps until 1942. Bombing raids were made the Suez Canal, Cairo during this time. On 11/12 May I.(K)/LG 1 led by Hauptmann Joachim Helbig were responsible for sinking HMS Kipling, HMS Jackal and HMS Lively in the Gulf of Sollum.^[15]

The Geschwader also took part in the Siege of Malta during October 1942. IV.(Erg)/LG 1 and III./LG 1 (disbanded and reformed in May 1943) were based in Greece and Italy for the remainder of the war, striking at Allied Shipping. The units were bombed continually. Hangars and workshops that held vital spare parts were destroyed. The fuel crisis in July 1944 forced most of the two units to withdraw to Austria.^[16]

Russia

Only III. Gruppe and IV.(Stuka)/LG 1 were the only Gruppen of the LG 1 to operate in the Soviet Union. III./LG 1 moved to Nikolayez in the Ukraine from 23-24 March 1942. The units took part in the Battle of Sevastopol and the Battle of Stalingrad. It also conducted anti-shipping missions against the Soviet Navy and Black Sea Fleet in the Crimea. IV. Gruppe operated the Ju 87 from northern Norway and Finland at the start of Operation Barbarossa. It flew a variety of ground attack missions, and anti-shipping missions around Murmansk. According to its records, the Gruppe lost 26 Stukas, 21 crews killed, seven missing, 6 wounded and three captured between 3 September 1940 and 27 January 1942.^[17] Later, just prior to the Battle of Berlin, the Geschwader took part in Operation Eisenhammer, striking at the Oder bridges to prevent their use by the Red Army.

Western Front: 1944-45

The Geschwader attempted to support the German Army in France. However, due to Allied air superiority it was restricted to flying at night. From 1 July 1944 to 31 August 1944 I.(K)/LG 1 lost 19 aircraft in the failed Normandy Campaign. The Gruppe also supported German forces during the Battle of the Bulge offensive. Operating at night to avoid Allied fighters, the unit attacked troop concentrations and marshalling yards in Belgium and France. On the night of 16/27 December 1944, the unit lost five Ju 88S-3s out of nine in a raid against Namur, Belgium.^[18] The Gruppe was ordered to disband on 22 April 1945, but was overrun by Canadian Forces at Varel 26-28 April. II./LG 1 also lost 19 aircraft in these operations.^[19]

Lehrgeschwader 1

Geschwaderkommodoren:

• Oberst Dr. Robert Knauss, 1 Nov 1938 - 9 Apr 1940
• Oberst Alfred Bulowius, 10 Apr 1940 - 21 Oct 1940
• Oberst Friedrich Karl Knust, Oct 1940 - Jun 1942
• Oberst Franz von Benda, Jun 1942 - 2 Dec 1942
• Obstlt Hans-Werner Frhr von Buchholtz, Dec 1942 - 2 Aug 1943
• Oberst Joachim Helbig, 14 Aug 1943 - Mar 1945
• Obstlt Rudolf Hallensleben (acting), Sep 1944 - Jan 1945
• Maj Richard Czekay, Mar 1945 - May 1945

Stab:

Formed 1 Nov 1938 in Greifswald from Stab/Lehrgeschwader Greifswald. A Stabsstaffel existed Nov 1938 - Oct 1944.

Known as Gefechtsverband Helbig, Aug 1943 - Sep 1943, controlling parts of LG1 and KG76.

Known as Gefechtsverband Helbig, 7 Sep 1944 - 18 Sep 1944, controlling III./KG51,NSGr.2, parts of I./KG51 and Einsatzgruppe/KG101.

Known as Gefechtsverband Helbig, 5 Mar 1945 - May 1945, controlling II./LG1, III./KG53, II./KG200 and Versuchsverband/KG200.

Airfields and Air Base Locations
Date	Location	Gruppe	Aircraft Used
1 Nov 1938 - 12 Aug 1939	Greifswald		He 111H
12 Aug 1939 - 4 Sep 1939	Neuhausen		He 111H
4 Sep 1939 - 12 Sep 1939	Jesau		He 111H
12 Sep 1939 - 6 Nov 1939	Greifswald		He 111H
7 Nov 1939 - Apr 1940	Langenhagen		He 111H, Ju 88A
Apr 1940 - 1 May 1940	Schleswig		He 111H, Ju 88A
1 May 1940 - Jun 1940	Düsseldorf		He 111H, Ju 88A
Jun 1940 - Jul 1940	Lille		Ju 88A
2 Jul 1940 - 15 Dec 1940	Orleans-Bricy		Ju 88A
15 Dec 1940 - 6 Jan 1941	Lechfeld		Ju 88A
Dec 1940 - 1 May 1941	Catania		Ju 88A
1 May 1941 - 17 Feb 1942	Eleusis		Ju 88A
17 Feb 1942 - Sep 1942	Iraklion		Ju 88A
Sep 1942 - 7 May 1943	Eleusis		Ju 88A, He 111H
7 May 1943 - 31 Aug 1943	Foggia		Ju 88A
31 Aug 1943 - 15 Nov 1943	Wiener-Neustadt		Ju 88A
15 Nov 1943 - 22 Jan 1944	Eleusis/Daphni		Ju 88A
22 Jan 1944 - 10 Mar 1944	Aviano		Ju 88A
10 Mar 1944 - 16 Mar 1944	Ghedi		Ju 88A
16 Mar 1944 -1 Apr 1944	Wiener-Neustadt		Ju 88A
1 Apr 1944 - 10 Jun 1944	Ghedi		Ju 88A
10 Jun 1944 - 16 Jun 1944	Le Culot		Ju 88A
16 Jun 1944 - 30 Aug 1944	Zaventem		Ju 88A/S
30 Aug 1944 - 10 Sep 1944	Rheine		Ju 88S
10 Sep 1944 - 15 Sep 1944	Köln-Ostheim		Ju 88S
15 Sep 1944 - 18 Sep 1944	Hennef		Ju 88S
18 Sep 1944 - 25 Sep 1944	Hesepe		Ju 88S
25 Sep 1944 - 7 Dec 1944	Wesendorf		Ju 88A/S
7 Dec 1944 - 5 Mar 1945	Ahlhorn		Ju 88A/S
5 Mar 1945 - 22 Apr 1945	Treuenbrietzen		Ju 88A/S
22 Apr 1945 - 30 Apr 1945	Schwerin		Ju 88A/S
30 Apr 1945 - 8 May 1945	Schleswig		Ju 88A/S

I. Gruppe:

Gruppenkommandeure:

• Hptm Axel von Blomberg, 1 Nov 1938 - 1 Apr 1939
• Maj Walter Grabmann, 1 Apr 1939 - 8 Oct 1939
• Maj Eduard Teske, 1 Nov 1939 - 1 Jul 1940
• Hptm Wilhelm Kern, 1 Jul 1940 - 7 Oct 1940
• Hptm Kuno Hoffmann, 7 Oct 1940 - 1 Oct 1941
• Hptm Dipl.Ing. Karl Vehmeyer, 1 Oct 1941 - 4 Nov 1941
• Maj Joachim Helbig, 5 Nov 1941 - 24 Jan 1943
• Hptm Helmuth-Gerhard Hoffmann, Jan 1943 - Mar 1943
• Maj Karl-Heinz Schomann, 24 Mar 1943 - 4 Oct 1943
• Maj Heinz Ott, Oct 1943 - Mar 1944
• Hptm Schnegelsberg (acting), Mar 1944 - May 1944
• Maj Richard Czekay, 16 May 1944 - 1 Jul 1944
• Maj Heinz Ott, 7 Jul 1944 - Nov 1944
• Hptm Rüdiger Pannenborg, Nov 1944 - 26 Dec 1944
• Hptm Paul Hecking, 27 Dec 1944 - 23 Jan 1945
• Hptm Siegfried Freiherr von Cramm, 12 Feb 1945 - Apr 1945

Formed 1 Nov 1938 in Barth from II./LG Greifswald with:

Stab I./LG1 from Stab II./LG
1./LG1 from 4./LG
2./LG1 from 5./LG
3./LG1 from 6./LG

as I.(schwere Jagd)/LG1. On 8 Oct 1939 redesignated V.(Z)/LG1:

Stab I./LG1 became Stab V./LG1
1./LG1 became 13./LG1
2./LG1 became 14./LG1
3./LG1 became 15./LG1

Reformed 1 Nov 1939 in Jesau with He 111 bombers:

Stab I./LG1 new
1./LG1 new
2./LG1 new
3./LG1 new

Disbanded Apr 1945.

Airfields and Air Base Locations
Date	Location	Gruppe	Aircraft Used
1 Nov 1938 - 12 Aug 1939	Barth		Bf 109D, Bf 110
12 Aug 1939 - 8 Oct 1939	Jesau		Bf 110
1 Nov 1939 - Nov 1939	Jesau		He 111H
Nov 1939 - 30 Apr 1940	Schleswig		He 111H
1 May 1940 - 2 May 1940	Rye		He 111H
2 May 1940 - 16 May 1940	Delmenhorst		He 111H
16 May 1940 - Jun 1940	Düsseldorf		He 111H
Jun 1940 - Jul 1940	Lille		He 111H, Ju 88A
Jul 1940 - 30 Jan 1941	Orleans-Bricy		He 111H, Ju 88A
30 Jan 1941 - 31 Jan 1941	Hannover-Langenhagen		Ju 88A
31 Jan 1941 - 28 Feb 1941	Wiener-Neustadt		Ju 88A
28 Feb 1941 - 9 Mar 1941	Zilistea		Ju 88A
9 Mar 1941 - 15 May 1941	Krumovo		Ju 88A
15 May 1941 - 17 Feb 1942	Eleusis		Ju 88A
17 Feb 1942 - 11 Aug 1942	Iraklion*		Ju 88A
11 Aug 1942 - 15 Aug 1942	Gerbini		Ju 88A
15 Aug 1942 - 30 Jan 1943	Iraklion*		Ju 88A
30 Jan 1943 - 7 May 1943	Eleusis**		Ju 88A
7 May 1943 - 10 Jun 1943	Foggia		Ju 88A
10 Jun 1943 - 25 Jun 1943	Gerbini		Ju 88A
25 Jun 1943 - 31 Aug 1943	Foggia-Nord		Ju 88A
31 Aug 1943 - 10 Nov 1943	Wiener-Neustadt		Ju 88A
10 Nov 1943 - 23 Jan 1944	Eleusis		Ju 88A
23 Jan 1944 - 10 Mar 1944	Aviano		Ju 88A
10 Mar 1944 - 16 Mar 1944	Ghedi		Ju 88A
16 Mar 1944 - 1 Apr 1944	Wiener-Neustadt		Ju 88A
1 Apr 1944 - 10 Jun 1944	Ghedi		Ju 88A
10 Jun 1944 - 1 Jul 1944	Le Culot		Ju 88A
1 Jul 1944 - 23 Jul 1944	Hesepe		Ju 88A/S
23 Jul 1944 - 30 Aug 1944	Melsbroek		Ju 88S
30 Aug 1944 - 20 Sep 1944	Hesepe		Ju 88S
20 Sep 1944 - 15 Nov 1944	Wunstorf		Ju 88S
15 Nov 1944 - 5 Dec 1944	Fassberg		Ju 88S
5 Dec 1944 - 18 Mar 1945	Varel		Ju 88S/A
18 Mar 1945 - 7 Apr 1945	Jüterbog		Ju 88S/A

* was based at Catania for a few days, several times during this period (22.2 - 24 Feb 1942; Aug 193 - 11 Mar 1942; 1Jul 193. - 19 Mar 1942; 8 Nov 1942 - 13 Nov 1942; 26 Nov 1942 - 29 Nov 1942)

** at Grottaglie (29 Mar 1943 - 2 Apr 1943) and Gerbini (30 Apr 1943 - 2 May 1943)

II. Gruppe:

Gruppenkommandeure:

• Obstlt Hans-Detlef Herhudt von Rohden, 1 Nov 1938 - 1 Jul 1939
• Maj Kurt Dobratz, 1 Jul 1939 - 15 May 1940
• Hptm Heinz Cramer, 16 May 1940 - 17 Sep 1940
• Hptm Bernhard von Dobschütz (acting), Sep 1940 - 1 Oct 1940
• Hptm Arved Cruger, 1 Oct 1940 - Dec 1940
• Maj Gerhard Kollewe, Dec 1940 - 17 Oct 1942
• Hptm Gerhard Richter, 18 Oct 1942 - 20 Jan 1943
• Hptm Karl-Heinz Schomann, 21 Jan 1943 - 24 Mar 1943
• Maj Gerhard Richter, 24 Mar 1943 - 10 Sep 1943
• Hptm Leopold Köck, 10 Sep 1943 - 3 May 1944
• Hptm Dieter Clemm von Hohenberg, 16 May 1944 - 30 Jun 1944
• Hptm Karl Peters, 1 Jul 1944 - 8 May 1945

Formed 1 Nov 1938 in Schwerin from III./KG152 with:

Stab II./LG1 from Stab III./KG152
4./LG1 from 7./KG152
5./LG1 from 8./KG152
6./LG1 from 9./KG152

Airfields and Air Base Locations
Date	Location	Gruppe	Aircraft Used
1 Nov 1938 - Mar 1939	Schwerin		He 111H
Mar 1939 - Mar 1939	Cottbus		He 111H
Mar 1939 - 12 Aug 1939	Schwerin		He 111H
12 Aug 1939 - 12 Sep 1939	Powunden		He 111H
12 Sep 1939 - 9 Oct 1939	Ludwigslust		He 111H
9 Oct 1939 - 10 Oct 1939	Neumünster		He 111H
10 Oct 1939 - 16 Oct 1939	Ludwigslust		He 111H
16 Oct 1939 - 23 Apr 1940	Hannover-Langenhagen		He 111H, Ju 88A
23 Apr 1940 - 1 May 1940	Schleswig		Ju 88A
1 May 1940 - 19 May 1940	Hannover-Langenhagen/Dedelsdorf		Ju 88A
19 May 1940 - 14 Jun 1940	Düsseldorf		Ju 88A
14 Jun 1940 - 29 Jun 1940	Lille		Ju 88A
29 Jun 1940 - 14 Jan 1941	Orleans-Bricy		Ju 88A
14 Jan 1941 - 15 Jan 1941	Lechfeld		Ju 88A
15 Jan 1941 - 5 Apr 1941	Catania		Ju 88A
5 Apr 1941 - 6 Apr 1941	Grottaglie		Ju 88A
6 Apr 1941 - 16 May 1941	Catania		Ju 88A
16 May 1941 - 16 Mar 1942	Eleusis*		Ju 88A
16 Mar 1942 - 2 May 1942	Catania		Ju 88A
2 May 1942 - 15 Jun 1942	Iraklion		Ju 88A
15 Jun 1942 - 19 Jun 1942	Catania		Ju 88A
19 Jun 1942 - 7 Aug 1942	Iraklion		Ju 88A
7 Aug 1942 - 10 Aug 1942	Eleusis		Ju 88A
10 Aug 1942 - 15 Aug 1942	Gerbini		Ju 88A
15 Aug 1942 - 10 Oct 1942	Iraklion		Ju 88A
10 Oct 1942 - 22 Oct 1942	Catania		Ju 88A
22 Oct 1942 - 8 Nov 1942	Iraklion		Ju 88A
8 Nov 1942 - 14 Nov 1942	Catania		Ju 88A
14 Nov 1942 - 2 Apr 1943	Iraklion		Ju 88A
2 Apr 1943 - 11 Jun 1943	Eleusis		Ju 88A
11 Jun 1943 - 14 Jul 1943	Saloniki-Sedes		Ju 88A
14 Jul 1943 - 31 Aug 1943	Foggia-Nord		Ju 88A
31 Aug 1943 - 1 Apr 1944	Wiener-Neustadt		Ju 88A
1 Apr 1944 - 10 Jun 1944	Villafranca		Ju 88A
10 Jun 1944 - 15 Jun 1944	Chievres		Ju 88A
15 Jun 1944 - 17 Jun 1944	Gilze Rijen		Ju 88A
17 Jun 1944 - 10 Jul 1944	Melsbroek		Ju 88A
10 Jul 1944 - 15 Aug 1944	Rheine		Ju 88A/S
15 Aug 1944 - 30 Aug 1944	Chievres		Ju 88S
30 Aug 1944 - 17 Sep 1944	Rheine		Ju 88S
17 Sep 1944 - 22 Dec 1944	Wesendorf		Ju 88S
22 Dec 1944 - 6 Mar 1945	Ahlhorn		Ju 88A/S
6 Mar 1945 - 21 Mar 1945	Brandis		Ju 88A/S
21 Mar 1945 - 12 Apr 1945	Pretzsch		Ju 88A/S
12 Apr 1945 - 30 Apr 1945	Barth		Ju 88A/S
30 Apr 1945 - 8 May 1945	Schleswig		Ju 88A/S

* in Benina, 21 Nov 1941 - 26 Nov 1941

III. Gruppe:

Gruppenkommandeure:

• Obstlt Hans Seidemann, 1 Nov 1938 - 30 Nov 1938
• Maj Dr. Ernst Bormann, 1 Jan 1939 - 18 Jul 1940
• Hptm Karl-Friedrich Knust, 19 Jul 1940 - Oct 1940
• Hptm Freiherr von Grothe, Oct 1940 - Dec 1940
• Hptm Bernhard Nietsch, Dec 1940 - Dec 1941
• Hptm Hermann Hogeback, Jan 1942 - Sep 1942
• Hptm Hans-Gunther Nedden, 1 May 1943 - 25 Apr 1944
• Hptm Dieter Clemm von Hohenberg, 25 Apr 1944 - 15 May 1944
• ?

Formed 1 Nov 1938 in Greifswald from III./LG Greifswald with:

Stab III./LG1 from Stab III./LG
7./LG1 from 7./LG
8./LG1 from 8./LG
9./LG1 from 9./LG

On 1 Sep 1942 redesignated III./KG6 with :

Stab III./LG1 became Stab III./KG6
7./LG1 became 7./KG6
8./LG1 became 8./KG6
9./LG1 became 9./KG6

Reformed 1 May 1943 in Barth from I./KG55 with:

Stab III./LG1 from Stab I./KG55
7./LG1 from 1./KG55
8./LG1 from 2./KG55
9./LG1 from 3./KG55

Disbanded Jun 1944.

Airfields and Air Base Locations
Date	Location	Gruppe	Aircraft Used
1. Nov 1938 - Mar 1939	Greifswald		He 111H
Mar 1939 - Mar 1939	Kamenz		He 111H
Mar 1939 - 14 Aug 1939	Greifswald		He 111H
14 Aug 1939 - 12 Sep 1939	Prowehren		He 111H
12 Sep 1939 - 8 Oct 1939	Greifswald		He 111H
8 Oct 1939 - 10 Oct 1939	Neumünster		He 111H
10 Oct 1939 - 16 Oct 1939	Greifswald		He 111H
16 Oct 1939 - 6 Nov 1939	Jever		He 111H
6 Nov 1939 - 14 Apr 1940	Wunstorf/Ludwigslust		He 111H, Ju 88A
14 Apr 1940 - 23 Apr 1940	Westerland		He 111H, Ju 88A
23 Apr 1940 - 1 May 1940	Schleswig		He 111H, Ju 88A
1 May 1940 - 16 May 1940	Plantlünne/Marx/Wesendorf		Ju 88A
16 May 1940 - 14 Jun 1940	Düsseldorf		Ju 88A
14 Jun 1940 - 25 Jun 1940	Vitry-en-Artois		Ju 88A
25 Jun 1940 - 10 Jan 1941	Chateaudun		Ju 88A
10 Jan 1941 - 12 Jan 1941	Lechfeld		Ju 88A
12 Jan 1941 - 5 Apr 1941	Catania		Ju 88A
5 Apr 1941 - 6 Apr 1941	Grottaglie		Ju 88A
6 Apr 1941 - 3 May 1941	Catania		Ju 88A
3 May 1941 - 11 May 1942	Benina		Ju 88A
11 May 1942 - 21 Oct 1941	Derna		Ju 88A
21 Oct 1941 - 12 Nov 1941	Benina		Ju 88A
12 Nov 1941 - 14 Nov 1941	Derna		Ju 88A
14 Nov 1941 - 11 Dec 1941	Benina		Ju 88A
11 Dec 1941 - 30 Dec 1941	Eleusis		Ju 88A
30 Dec 1941 - 23 Mar 1942	Fritzlar		Ju 88A
23 Mar 1942 - 24 Mar 1942	Jasianka		Ju 88A
24 Mar 1942 - 23 Apr 1942	Nikolajew		Ju 88A
23 Apr 1942 - 12 Jul 1942	Eupatoria		Ju 88A
12 Jul 1942 - 18 Jul 1942	Poltawa		Ju 88A
18 Jul 1942 - 21 Jul 1942	Eupatoria		Ju 88A
21 Jul 1942 - 4 Aug 1942	Stalino		Ju 88A
4 Aug 1942 - 1 Sep 1942	Heiligenbeil		Ju 88A
1 May 1943 - Jun 1943	Barth		Ju 88A
Jun 1943 - 30 Oct 1943	Munstter-Handorf		Ju 88A
30 Oct 1943 - 22 Jan 1944	Kastelli/Iraklion		Ju 88A
23 Jan 1944 - 10 Mar 1944	Aviano		Ju 88A
10 Mar 1944 - 16 Mar 1944	Ghedi		Ju 88A
16 Mar 1944 - 8 Jun 1944	Wiener-Neustadt		Ju 88A

IV.(Stuka)/LG1:

Gruppenkommandeure:

• Hptm Peter Kögl, 1 Nov 1938 - 14 Jun 1940
• Hptm Bernd von Brauchitsch, 15 Jun 1940 - 31 Jul 1940
• Hptm Erwin Röder, 1 Aug 1940 - 21 Dec 1940
• Hptm Walter Klemme, 21 Dec 1940 - 31 May 1941
• Hptm Arnulf Blasig, 1 Jun 1941 - 27 Jan 1942

Formed 1 Nov 1938 in Barth from IV./LG Greifswald with:

Stab IV./LG1 from Stab IV./LG
10./LG1 from 10./LG
11./LG1 from 11./LG
12./LG1 from 12./LG

On 27 Jan 1942 redesignated I./St.G.5:

Stab IV./LG1 became Stab I./St.G.5
10./LG1 became 1./St.G.5
11./LG1 became 2./St.G.5
12./LG1 became 3./St.G.5

Airfields and Air Base Locations
Date	Location	Gruppe	Aircraft Used
1 May 1939 - 25 Aug 1939	Barth		Ju 87B
25 Aug 1939 - 4 Sep 1939	Stolp-Reitz		Ju 87B
4 Sep 1939 - 11 Sep 1939	Grieslienen		Ju 87B
11 Sep 1939 - 20 Sep 1939	Lyck		Ju 87B
20 Sep 1939 - 24 Sep 1939	Grieslienen		Ju 87B
24 Sep 1939 - 29 Sep 1939	Radom		Ju 87B
29 Sep 1939 - Feb 1940	Barth		Ju 87B
Feb 1940 - 16 May 1940	Duisburg-Kirchhellen		Ju 87B
16 May 1940 - 19 May 1940	Aachen-Merzbruck/Gymnich		Ju 87B
19 May 1940 - 22 May 1940	Hargimont		Ju 87B
22 May 1940 - 26 May 1940	Les Septanes		Ju 87B
26 May 1940 - 4 Jun 1940	Cambrai		Ju 87B
4 Jun 1940 - 9 Jun 1940	Signy-le-Petit		Ju 87B
9 Jun 1940 - 14 Jun 1940	Barly		Ju 87B
14 Jun 1940 - 25 Jul 1940	Mannheim-Sandhofen/St. Inglebert		Ju 87B
25 Jul 1940 - 3 Sep 1940	Hesdin		Ju 87B
3 Sep 1940 - 8 Nov 1940	Schiphol/Hilversum		Ju 87B
8 Nov 1940 - 1 Dec 1940	Tramescourt/Caen/Hesdin		Ju 87B
1 Dec 1940 - 21 Dec 1940	Tienen		Ju 87B
21 Dec 1940 - 25 Jan 1941	Kjevik		Ju 87B
25 Jan 1941 - 12 Mar 1941	Stavanger-Sola		Ju 87B
12 Mar 1941 - 9 Jun 1941	Tronsheim-Vaernes/Bardufoss		Ju 87B
9 Jun 1941 - 1 Jul 1941	Kirkenes-Høybuktmoen*		Ju 87B
1 Jul 1941 - 8 Jul 1941	Rovaniemi**		Ju 87B
8 Jul 1941 - 30 Sep 1941	Kirkenes-Høybuktmoen*		Ju 87B
30 Sep 1941 - 27 Jan 1942	Rovaniemi**		Ju 87B

* detachment at Rovaniemi

** detachment at Kirkenes-Høybuktmoen and Kestenga (Kiestinki)

V.(Z)/LG1:

Gruppenkommandeure:

• Maj Walter Grabmann, 8 Oct 1939 - 16 Apr 1940
• Hptm Horst Liensberger, 16 Apr 1940 - 27 Sep 1940
• Olt Helmut Peters, 29 Sep 1940 - 1 Oct 1940

Formed 8 Oct 1939 in Jesau from I./LG1 with:

Stab V./LG1 from Stab I./LG1
13./LG1 from 1./LG1
14./LG1 from 2./LG1
15./LG1 from 3./LG1

On 1 Oct 1940 redesignated I./NJG3 with :

Stab V./LG1 became Stab I./NJG3
13./LG1 became 1./NJG3
14./LG1 became 2./NJG3
15./LG1 became 3./NJG3

Airfields and Air Base Locations
Date	Location	Gruppe	Aircraft Used
Oct 1939 - Nov 1939	Jesau		Bf 110C/D
Nov 1939 - 13 May 1940	Mannheim-Sandhofen		Bf 110C/D
13 May 1940 - 17 May 1940	Wiesbaden		Bf 110C/D
18 May 1940 - 18 May 1940	Wengrohr		Bf 110C/D
18 May 1940 - 19 May 1940	Neufchateau		Bf 110C/D
19 May 1940 - 20 May 1940	Trier-Euren		Bf 110C/D
20 May 1940 - 28 Jun 1940	St. Marie/Libramont		Bf 110C/D
28 Jun 1940 - 29 Jun 1940	Le Mans		Bf 110C/D
29 Jun 1940 - Jul 1940	Alencon		Bf 110C/D
Jul 1940 - 4 Oct 1940	Ligescourt/Rocquancourt/Theville/Lessay		Bf 110C/D

Ergänzungsstaffel (Stuka)/LG1:

Formed Jun 1941 in Trondheim-Lade.

On 26 Jan 1942 redesignated Ergänzungsstaffel/St.G.5.

Airfields and Air Base Locations
Date	Location	Gruppe	Aircraft Used
Jun 1941 - Jan 1942	Tronsheim-Lade		Ju 87B

Ergänzungsgruppe/LG1:

Gruppenkommandeure:

• Maj Dipl.Ing. Karl Vehmeyer, 17 Apr 1941 - 25 Feb 1942
• Hptm Gerhard Richter, 26 Feb 1942 - 17 Oct 1942  
• Maj Erwin Schulz, Oct 1942 - 21 Nov 1942
• Maj Hans-Werner von Buchholz, Nov 1942 - 31 Jan 1943
• Maj Heinz Ott, 1 Feb 1943 - Sep 1943
• Maj Karl-Heinz Schomann, 5 Oct 1943 - 1 Jul 1944
• Maj Richard Czekay, 2 Jul 1944 - 25 Dec 1944

Formed Oct 1940 in Langendiebach as Ergänzungsstaffel/LG1.

On 17 Apr 1941 expanded to Erg.Gruppe/LG1 with:

Stab/Erg.Gruppe LG1 new
1./Erg.Gruppe LG1 from Erg.Sta./LG1
2./Erg.Gruppe LG1 new
3./Erg.Gruppe LG1 new

In Jan 1942 became IV./LG1:

Stab/Erg.Gruppe LG1 became Stab IV./LG1
1./Erg.Gruppe LG1 became 10./LG1
2./Erg.Gruppe LG1 became 11./LG1
3./Erg.Gruppe LG1 became 12./LG1

13./LG1 was formed Jun 1943 in Prague-Rusin, and was disbanded Jul 1944.

On 25 Dec 1944 redesignated I./EKG1:

Stab IV./LG1 became Stab I./EKG1
10./LG1 became 1./EKG1
11./LG1 became 2./EKG1
12./LG1 became 3./EKG1

Airfields and Air Base Locations
Date	Location	Gruppe	Aircraft Used
Nov 1940 - ?.42	Wiener Neustadt*		He 111H, Ju 88A
?.42 - Mar 1943	Saloniki-Sedes*		Ju 88A
Mar 1943 - ?.44	Wiener-Neustadt*		Ju 88A
?.44 - 11 Jan 1945	Gardelegen		Ju 88A

* 2. Staffel (11./LG1) at Rhein/Main (17 Apr 1941 - 3 May 1941) and Catania (4 May 1941 - ?.42).

* 3. Staffel (12./LG1) at Athen-Eleusis (?.41 - 19 Apr 1942), Derna (21 Apr 1942 - 7 Aug 1942) and Berca (8 Aug 1942 - 23 Sep 1942).

* 13./LG1 at Prague-Rusin (Jun 1943 - Oct 1943) and Wiener-Neustadt (Oct 1943 - Jul 1944)

LG1 'Kills'

Asisbiz database list of 135 aerial victories for LG1

Date	Pilot Name	Unit	Enemy A/C Type	Height	Time	Location
Friday, September 01, 1939	Alfred Sturm	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:10±	1500m	Warschau
Friday, September 01, 1939	Fritz Schleiff	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:10±		Warschau
Friday, September 01, 1939	Fritz Schleiff	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:10±		Warschau
Friday, September 01, 1939	Fritz Schleiff	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:10±		Warschau
Friday, September 01, 1939	Helmuth Muller	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	09:00±	4500m	Zegrze
Friday, September 01, 1939	Herbert Schob	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	09:00±	4500m	Zegrze
Friday, September 01, 1939	Peter Laufs	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:10±	2000m	Warschau
Friday, September 01, 1939	Walter Fenske	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:10±		Warschau
Sunday, September 03, 1939	Gerhard Jecke	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	-	2700m	Warschau
Sunday, September 03, 1939	Josef Groten	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	08:03	2000m	E. Warschau
Sunday, September 03, 1939	Rudolf Kobert	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	07:42	4800m	S. Wolomin
Sunday, September 03, 1939	unknown	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	-		-
Sunday, September 03, 1939	unknown	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	-		-
Sunday, September 03, 1939	Walter Fenske	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	-		Warschau
Sunday, September 03, 1939	Werner Methfessel	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	16:00?		Warschau
Monday, September 04, 1939	Alfred Warelmann	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:25±	3500m	NW Rozan
Monday, September 04, 1939	Alfred Warelmann	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:25±	3500m	NW Rozan
Monday, September 04, 1939	Hans Busching	3.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:07
Monday, September 04, 1939	Hans Busching	3.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:07
Monday, September 04, 1939	Joachim Glienke	1.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:17
Monday, September 04, 1939	Joachim Glienke	1.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:17
Monday, September 04, 1939	Werner Methfessel	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	-		Warschau
Tuesday, September 05, 1939	Herbert Schob	1.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	17:45
Tuesday, September 05, 1939	Werner Methfessel	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	-		Warschau
Wednesday, September 06, 1939	Besatzung (crew) Eberhard	IV.(St.)/LG1	PZL	-		Raum Warschau
Wednesday, September 06, 1939	Besatzung (crew) Helbig	Stab II./LG1	R III	09:20	150m	Raum Bialystok
Wednesday, September 06, 1939	Ernst Zobel	/LG1	PZL P-24	08:25	8500m	Warschau
Thursday, September 07, 1939	Werner Methfessel	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-43	-		Rozan
Friday, September 08, 1939	unknown	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-43	-		Wegrow
Friday, September 08, 1939	unknown	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	-		Sokolow-Ceranow
Saturday, September 09, 1939	Alfred Warelmann	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL	11:05	1200m	E. Siedlce
Saturday, September 09, 1939	Walter Clausen	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-43	11:10		E. Siedlce
Sunday, September 10, 1939	Alfred Warelmann	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-23	14:10	100m	Dêbe Wielke
Sunday, September 10, 1939	unknown	I.(Z)/LG1	PZL P-24	-		Siennica
Thursday, November 23, 1939	unknown	V.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	-		Raum Verdun
Thursday, November 23, 1939	Werner Methfessel	Stab V.(Z)/LG1	Morane			Raum Verdun
Friday, March 29, 1940	Werner Methfessel	14.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane			E Metz
Friday, March 29, 1940	Werner Methfessel	14.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane			E Metz
Tuesday, April 02, 1940	Werner Methfessel	14.(Z)/LG1	Morane			Raum Luneville
Wednesday, April 03, 1940	Aussen	15.(Z)/LG1	Morane	12:22	6000m	15km E Nancy
Wednesday, April 03, 1940	Werner	15.(Z)/LG1	Morane	12:22	6000m	15km E Nancy
Saturday, May 11, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane	07:40	6500m	St. Michiel
Sunday, May 12, 1940	Fritz Petrich	15.(Z)/LG1	Morane	19:25		10km NW Sedan
Sunday, May 12, 1940	Hans-Erwin Jäger	1.(J)/LG1	Hurricane			NW Luttich
Sunday, May 12, 1940	Helmut Mertens	1.(J)/LG1	Hurricane			Western Front
Sunday, May 12, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane	08:05	6000m	Vouziers
Sunday, May 12, 1940	Hermann Guhl	1.(J)/LG1	Hurricane
Sunday, May 12, 1940	Pabius	15.(Z)/LG1	Morane	19:25	7500m	10km NW Sedan
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Alfred Warelmann	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	2500m	NW Pontfaverger
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Alfred Warelmann	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	2500m	NW Pontfaverger
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Emil-Rudolf Schnoor	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	2500m	NW Pont Taverger
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Heinz Wagner	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55		NW Pontfaverger
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Kawnik	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	2500m	NW Pont Taverger
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Mayner	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	3000m	15km E Reims
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Moewerbaum	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	2500m	NW Pont Taverger
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Moewerbaum	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	2500m	NW Pont Taverger
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Otto Reinhold Bf: Gravenreuth	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	3500m	15km E Reims
Thursday, May 16, 1940	Rudolf Kobert	15.(Z)/LG1	Hawk-75A	06:55	3000m	NW Pontfaverger
Friday, May 17, 1940	Gerhard Jentzsch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	11:25	5500m	SW Reims
Sunday, May 19, 1940	unknown	V.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	11:30±
Sunday, May 19, 1940	unknown	V.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	11:30±		SE Paris
Friday, May 24, 1940	Ernst Zobel	Stab V.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	14:37	5000m	SW Amiens
Friday, May 24, 1940	Gerhard Jentzsch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	14:25	5300m	South of Amiens
Friday, May 24, 1940	Rudolf Kobert	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	14:30	5000m	South of Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Busch	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	09:00	2500m	20km N Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Gunter Beck	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	08:45	4500m	20km S Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Gunter Beck	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	08:45	200m	20km S. Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Hans Datz	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	08:40	5000m	S Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Hans Datz	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	08:40	5000m	S Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	08:40	4500m	20km S Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	08:40	4500m	20km S. Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	08:40	4500m	20km S Amiens
Saturday, May 25, 1940	Paul Busch	13.(Z)/LG1	Morane 406	09:00	2500m	20km N. Amiens
Monday, May 27, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	15:38	4000m	SW Dunkirk
Monday, May 27, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	15:30	4000m	SW Dunkirk
Tuesday, July 09, 1940	Hans Datz	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	20:30	800m	SW Portland
Tuesday, July 09, 1940	Joachim Glienke	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	20:30	800m	SW Portland
Monday, August 05, 1940	Rudolf Kobert	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	18:48		-
Monday, August 05, 1940	Walter Gerigk Bf. Gorisch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	18:51		-
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Ernst Gorisch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:30		20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Ernst Gorisch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:30	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Georg Klever	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:30		20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Hans Datz	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:40	800m	20km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Hans Datz	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:48	600m	35km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	13:50	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:35	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:25	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Joachim Glienke	13.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	13:28	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Joachim Glienke	13.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	13:28	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Joachim Glienke	13.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	13:45	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Joachim Glienke	13.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	13:45	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Karl Götze	13.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	17:27	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Thursday, August 08, 1940	Rudolf Kobert	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:32	500-1000m	20-30km vor Needles
Tuesday, August 13, 1940	Emil-Rudolf Schnoor	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	13:15	6500m	Salisbury
Tuesday, August 13, 1940	Helmuth Muller	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:10	6000m	Blandford Forum
Tuesday, August 13, 1940	Horst Hamann	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	13:30	3800m	Salisbury
Tuesday, August 13, 1940	Horst Liensberger	Stab.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:17	5000m	W. Bournemouth
Tuesday, August 13, 1940	Joachim Glienke	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:20	5000m	Blandford Forum
Tuesday, August 13, 1940	Rudolf Altendorf	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	13:15	4500m	Salisbury
Tuesday, August 13, 1940	Walter Gerigk Bf. Gorisch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	07:45	5500m	S. Guildford
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Emil-Rudolf Schnoor	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:38
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Ernst Hessel	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:34		SW Portland
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Horst Bruggow	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:25	4500m	SW Portland
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Horst Hamann	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:30	4000m	West of Portland
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Horst Liensberger	Stab V.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	13:17	5000m	West of Bournemouth
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Otto Reinhold Bf: Gravenreuth	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:37
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Otto Weckeiser	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:25	5000m	SW Portland
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Robert Pellnat	Stab.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:43	5000m	West of Portland
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Rudolf Altendorf	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:25	5000m	Portland
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Rudolf Kobert	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	18:48
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Walter Gerigk Bf. Gorisch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	18:51		-
Thursday, August 15, 1940	Wilhelm Banser	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:35	4000m	SW Portland
Monday, August 26, 1940	Ernst Zobel	Stab.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	18:36		Warmwell
Monday, August 26, 1940	Horst Liensberger	Stab V.(Z.)/LG1	Spitfire	18:40	4000m	Warmwell
Friday, August 30, 1940	Alois Pfaffelhuber	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	12:20
Friday, August 30, 1940	Alois Pfaffelhuber	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	12:23
Friday, August 30, 1940	Gerhard Jentzsch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	17:20	5000m	N Canterbury
Friday, August 30, 1940	Otto Weckeiser	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	17:19	5000m	SW Canterbury
Friday, August 30, 1940	Rudolf Seufert	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	17:20	5000m	N. Canterbury
Friday, August 30, 1940	Ulrich von Gravenreuth	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	12:16
Sunday, September 01, 1940	Ernst Schmidt	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	15:38
Sunday, September 01, 1940	Otto Kramp	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	15:20
Monday, September 02, 1940	Karl Götze	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	17:40		Raum London
Saturday, September 07, 1940	Otto Weckeiser	15.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	16:57	6500m	SE London
Wednesday, September 11, 1940	Otto Weckeiser	15.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	16:57	6500m	SE London (Southampton)
Wednesday, September 11, 1940	unknown	V.(Z)/LG1	Hurricane	-		Southampton
Sunday, September 15, 1940	Hans Swietlik	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	15:10
Sunday, September 15, 1940	Heinz Welz	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	15:25
Sunday, September 15, 1940	Karl Götze	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	15:26		Raum London
Friday, September 27, 1940	Brenkel	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	10:35	6000m	SW London
Friday, September 27, 1940	Gerhard Jentzsch	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	10:28	6000m	15km S Bromley
Friday, September 27, 1940	Karl Götze	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	10:20	5000m	S. Bromley
Friday, September 27, 1940	Max Weniger	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	10:30	6000m	5km S Bromley
Friday, September 27, 1940	Otto Weckeiser	15.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	10:19	5000m	SW London
Friday, September 27, 1940	Rudolf Seufert	13.(Z)/LG1	Spitfire	10:28	6000m	S. Bromley

• Flugzeugbestand und Bewegungsmeldungen, Stab/LG1
• Flugzeugbestand und Bewegungsmeldungen, I./LG1
• Flugzeugbestand und Bewegungsmeldungen, II./LG1
• Flugzeugbestand und Bewegungsmeldungen, III./LG1
• Flugzeugbestand und Bewegungsmeldungen, IV./LG1
• Flugzeugbestand und Bewegungsmeldungen, 12./LG1