Fw 190A Table

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Bruno Stolle France 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Bruno Stolle France 02

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Bruno Stolle France 03

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Bruno Stolle France 1941 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Egon Mayer 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Egon Mayer Theville France June 1942 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Jacob Augustin 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Josef Wurmheller 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Josef Wurmheller Aug 1942 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Josef Wurmheller France 1941 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 ace Siegfried Schnell France Sep 1940 01

Aircrew Luftwaffe JG2 aces Josef Wurmheller with Walter Oesau France 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (W7I) Egon Mayer Beaumont le Roger France June 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (W9I) background Theville France 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (W9I) Theville France June 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (W9I) Willi Stratmann France 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (W9I) Willi Stratmann France 1942 02

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (W9I) Willi Stratmann France 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 8./JG2 (B14I) Rudi Erler WNr 346 Coquelles France 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 8./JG2 Black 18 Rudolf Eisele WNr 760 Brest Guipavas France Jan 1943 1944 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 281 Thevillej France Jun 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 281 Thevillej France Jun 1942 0B

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W11I) WNr 105 Morlaix France August 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W7I) Egon Mayer Theville France June 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W7I) Egon Mayer Theville France June 1942 02

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W7I) Egon Mayer Theville France June 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W7I) Egon Mayer Theville France June 1942 0B

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W7I) Egon Mayer WNr 435 France June 1942 03

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W8I) Jacob Augustin WNr 333 Theville France 19th Aug 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W8I) Jacob Augustin WNr 333 Theville France June 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W8I) Jacob Augustin WNr 333 Theville France June 1942 02

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (W8I) Jacob Augustin WNr 333 Theville France June 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 8./JG2 (B13I) WNr 2181 France 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 9./JG2 (Y1I) Maupertuis sur Mer France Feb 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 7./JG2 (W10I) Angele Theodore France 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 7334 Vannes France 4 Jul 1943 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 7334 Vannes France Jul 1943 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0B

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A6 I./JG2 (Y2) WNr 530314 Josef Wurmheller Aug 1943 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (W12I) WNr 2194 Theville France 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (W4I) Theville France June 1942 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (W5I) Theville France June 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 8./JG2 (B11I) WNr 2187 Coquelles France 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 8./JG2 (B11I) WNr 7099 Cherbourg France 1943 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 8./JG2 (B12I) Bruno Stolle WNr 5735 France 1943 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 8./JG2 (B12I) Bruno Stolle WNr 5735 France 1943 02

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y1I) France 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y1I) WNr 20228 France February 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 530314 Vannes France Aug 1943 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 530314 Vannes France Aug 1943 02

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 530314 Vannes France Aug 1943 03

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 530314 Vannes France Aug 1943 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 530314 Vannes France Aug 1943 0B

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 7334 Vannes France July 1943 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 7334 Vannes France July 1943 02

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y2I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 7334 Vannes France July 1943 03

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y3) Josef Wurmheller+Oesau Channel Front 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y3) Josef Wurmheller Channel Front 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y3I) France February 1942 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 02

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 03

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 04

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 05

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 06

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 07

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0A

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0B

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0C

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0D

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0E

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0F

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0G

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0H

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0I

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0J

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y4I) Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France Feb 1943 0K

III. Gruppe Jagdgeschwader 2 - 7./JG2

7. Staffel III. Gruppe Jagdgeschwader 2 - 7./JG2

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (White 4+I) Theville, France June 1942

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (White 5+I) Theville, France June 1942

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (W5+I) Theville, France June 1942 01

Photo 01: Pilots of 7./JG2 run to board their Fw 190A-2s at Theville during the early Summer of 1942. In JG2 there were differing states of readiness which were not laid down according to hard and fast rules but varied in each Gruppe. In this case the pilots were probably near enough to their aircraft to be able to take off within a few minutes. You can also see in the background (W6+I) and (W9+I).

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (White 7+I) flown by Egon Mayer Theville, France June 1942

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (White 7+I) pilot Egon Mayer Theville, France June 1942 00

Profile 00: Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 'White 7' flown by Oblt. Egon Mayer, Staffelkapitan of 7./JG2, Thiwille, June 1942. This was another aircraft finished in a low demarcation scheme of 74 and 75 over 76 undersurfaces. The exhaust area, outlined in white and edged in black, is typical of 7. Staffel's aircraft in mid-1942, but the application of roundels rather than full victory bars on the rudder, is unusual. On the spine of this aircraft, the 75 is slightly darker than normal, probably due to an overspray of 74.

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (White 7+I) pilot Egon Mayer Theville, France June 1942 01-02

Photo 01-02: By June 1942, Oblt. Egan Mayer, then Staffelkapitan of 7./JG2, had increased his victory tally to 54, as shown in this photograph of his Fw 190A, 'White 7'. Interestingly, unlike most other victory markings which were applied as black or white bars, Mayer's were in the form of national insignia only. At this time, Meyer had not yet destroyed a US four-engined heavy bomber, but he later became known among other pilots of 7./JG2 as the 'Fortress specialist', eventually accounting for 25 of these machines. Note also that in this photograph the aircraft still retains the Staffel's top hat emblem, replaced in late 1942 by the cock's head emblem of III.Gruppe when, Hptm. 'Assi' Hahn became Kommandeur.

Profile: Egon Mayer was born on August 19th, 1917 in Konstanz and he joined the Luftwaffe in 1937. In December 1939, he was assigned to Jagdgeschwader 2 after undergoing training, and served with this unit though the French campaign and into the Battle of Britain. Throughout this period of time, he served as a unit member, from June 10th, 1941 he became CO of the 7th Staffel and was the CO of the entire III. Gruppe from November 1942. By that time, he had accumulated 52 kills. On November 23rd, he brought down his first American four-engined heavy bomber. Together with George-Peter Eder, he would work out the tactic of head on attacks against American bomber formations. On July 1st, 1943, he was made Commanding Officer of the entire JG 2. On March 2nd, 1944, he led a formation of JG 2 fighters in an intercept of American bombers over Montmédy and was shot down and killed by escorting P-47s. He was posthumously awarded the Sword to his Knight's Cross. The 7th Staffel JG 2 badge is carried on the cowling of this standard camouflaged Fw 190 flown by Egon Mayer. The yellow rudder carries 44 kill markings in the form of French and British roundels. The former markings of the aircraft were sprayed over with RLM 74 Graugrün

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Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (White 7+I) pilot Egon Mayer Theville, France June 1942 03

Photo 03: Staffelkapitan of 7./JG2 Oblt. Egon Mayer beside the tail of his Fw 190A-3 (probably WNr 435) 'White 7'. June/July 1942.

Pilots 7./JG2 pilot Egon Mayer Theville, France June 1942 01

Photo 01: Egan Mayer was born in Constanceon 18 August 1917. He joined the Luftwaffe as a Fahnenjunker in the Autumn of 1937 and was commissioned on the outbreak of war in September 1939. His first kill was a Morane, which he shot down on 13 June 1940 when with 6.IJG2 during the French campaign. On 3 September 1940, Lt. Mayer claimed a Spitfire as his second victory and claimed his fourth and fifth victories, both Spitfires, in June 1941.After this slow start, Mayer's victories increased and within two months his victories had increased to 20. He was awarded the Ritterkreuz on 1 August 1941.

Luftwaffe aircrew 7./JG2 pilot Egon Mayer 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (White 8+I) flown by Jacob Augustin W.Nr 333 Theville, France June 1942

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (White 8+I) pilot Jacob Augustin WNr 333 Theville, France June 1942 00

Profile 00: Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-2 'White 8' flown by Lt. Jacob Augustin of 7./JG2, June 1942. In standard 74/75/76 camouflage colors, this aircraft shows one of the many variations of the black area applied to conceal exhaust staining. In this case the area covered is quite large, extending back to the trailing edge of the wing root, and has been carefully edged in white and further outlined in black. The rudder of this aircraft, W.Nr. 333, was marked with 12 white victory bars, all topped with roundels to indicate Lt. Augustin's victories over RAF aircraft. The name 'Anni!' was painted under the cockpit.

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (White 8+I) pilot Jacob Augustin W.Nr 333 Theville, France June 1942 01

Photo 01: 'White 8',an Fw 190A-2 W.Nr. 333, was flown by Lt. Jacob Augustin of 7./JG2 who claimed a run of six Spitfires between the 3rd and 17 June 1942 but was listed missing in action over the Channel while flying another aircraft on 15 July. On 21 October 1942, this machine was being flown by Oblt. Otto Lutter of 8. Staffel when he was shot down and killed during an attack on B-17s.

Luftwaffe aircrew 7./JG2 pilot Jacob Augustin 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-3 of 7./JG2 coded 'White 9' was flown by Ofw. Willi Stratmann based Theville, France

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (White 9+I) pilot Willi Stratmann France 1942 01

This Fw 190A-3 coded 'White 9' was flown by Ofw. Willi Stratmann of 7./JG2.The Staffel emblem, a thumb squashing a top hat, was designed by Staffel members Ofw. Klee and Lt. Schmidt.

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (White 9+I) background Theville, France 1942 01

Photo 01: Technical personnel of 7./JG2 preparing to refuel 'White 12,' an Fw 190A-2, W:Nr.2194, at Theville. Clearly visible is the large, black stylised eagle of III./JG2 on the forward fuselage. The rudder and the panel beneath the engine were yellow.

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (White 9+I) Theville, France June 1942 01

Photo 01: Pilots of 7./JG2 run to board their Fw 190A-2s at Theville during the early Summer of 1942. In JG2 there were differing states of readiness which were not laid down according to hard and fast rules but varied in each Gruppe. In this case the pilots were probably near enough to their aircraft to be able to take off within a few minutes. You can also see in the background (White 6+I) and (White 9+I).

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (White 10+I) Uffz Angele Théodore KIA Nov 24th 1942 Theville, France

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 7./JG2 (White 11+I) W.Nr 105 Morlaix, France August 1942

Focke Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (W11+I) W.Nr 105 Morlaix, France August 1942 01
Photo 01: Almost identical to 'White 9' was 'White 11', W.Nr. 105, another Fw 190A-3 of 7./JG2 photographed at Morlaix during August 1942.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 7./JG2 (W12+I) W.Nr 2194 Theville, France 1942

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 7./JG2 (W12+I) W.Nr 2194 Theville, France 1942 01
Photo 01: Technical personnel of 7./JG2 preparing to refuel 'White 12,' an Fw 190A-2, W:Nr.2194, at Theville. Clearly visible is the large, black stylised eagle of III./JG2 on the forward fuselage. The rudder and the panel beneath the engine were yellow.

Focke Wulf Fw-190A3 7./JG2 White 2 Wilhelm Reuschling Théville France June 1942

Profile: Focke Wulf 190 A3 7./JG 2 Richthofen, White 2 - Unteroffizier Wilhelm Reuschling, Théville - France, June 1942

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8. Staffel III. Gruppe Jagdgeschwader 2 - 8./JG2

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 8./JG2 CM+EP Werk Nr 346 Coquelles, France 1942

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A5 8./JG 2 (Black 1+I) flown by Siegfried Lauenstein based in France who was later KIA by a USAAF P-47 May 16th 1943

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A5 8./JG 2 (Black 4+I) Coquelles, France 1942

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 8./JG2 Black 11 Werk Nr 2187 Coquelles, France 1942

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 8./JG2 (B11+I) W.Nr 2187 Coquelles, France 1942 01

Photo 01: 'Black 11', W Nr. 2187, another Fw 190A-3 of 8./JG2.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A 8./JG2 (B11+I) W.Nr 7099 Cherbourg France 1943 01

Photo 01: Fw 190A-4 W.Nr. 7099 on a rain-soaked airfield at Cherbourg, early 1943

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 8./JG2 (B12+I) flown by Bruno Stolle W.Nr 5735 France 1943

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 8./JG2 (B12+I) pilot Bruno Stolle W.Nr 5735 France 1943 01

Photo 01: Stolle's 8./JG2 later converted to the Fw 190, and this photograph, believed taken in early 1943, shows Stolle's Fw 190A-4 'Black 12' with his parachute and life jacket on the tail plane ready for a quick start. The pattern of the 74 and 75 uppersurface colors is particularly well shown and the rudder and underside of the engine were yellow. The WNr 5735 was painted on the fin.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 JG2.8 (B12+I) pilot Bruno Stolle W.Nr 5735 France 1943 02

Photo 02: Hptm. Bruno Stolle adjusting his parachute harness. AlthoughStaffelkapitanof 8./JG2 when this photograph was taken, this and other photographs show that he retained his 'Black 12' marking. With 32 victories, Stolle was awarded the Ritterkreuz on 17 March 1943. On 1 July, he was appointed Kommandeur of lIl./JG2 and led the Gruppe until 7 December 1943.

Messerschmitt Bf-109F 8./JG2 (B12+I) pilot Bruno Stolle France 1941 01-02

Photo 01: Stolle's score increased during 1941, and on 23 July he shot down a Spitfire as his sixth victory. One of the Spitfire's wheels was salvaged and in this photograph, (Photo - 02) taken shortly afterwards, Stolle is being presented with it as a souvenir. It was later mounted above the wooden hangar at St. Pol in which his Bf-109F was housed.

Pilots JG2.8 pilot Bruno Stolle France 1941 01

Photo 01: Bruno Stolle flew with 8./JG2 during the Battle of Britain and becameStaffelkapitanon 7 December 1940, at which time he had three victories. This photograph, taken in the Spring of 1941, shows Stolle in the left foreground.

Pilots 8./JG2 pilot Bruno Stolle France 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 8./JG2 Black 13 (B13+I) France 1942

Fw 190A5 8./JG2 (B13+I) Hans Joachim Schmidt France 1943 lost at sea out of fuel on 4/16/1943

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 8./JG2 (B14+I) flown by Rudi Erler W.Nr 346 Coquelles, France 1942

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 8./JG2 (B14+I) pilot Rudi Erler W.Nr 346 Coquelles, France 1942 01

Photo 01: Believed to have been taken at Coquelles in the early Summer of 1942, the fuselage sides of ' Black 14', an Fw 190A-2 of 8./JG2, show patches of darker paint, probably where the Stammkennzeichen has been overpainted. When first received by the unit in March 1942, this machine, WNr. 346, was flown by Ofw. Rudi Erler but was later passed on to Ofw. Erwin Phillip who was posted missing in this aircraft on 9 October 1942 when engine trouble forced him to make a fatal emergency landing in the sea. The loss report lists the machine as an A-3.

9. Staffel III. Gruppe Jagdgeschwader 2 - 9./JG2

Focke Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 (Y2+I) Josef Wurmheller WNr 7334 Vannes France 4 Jul 1943

Photo 01: On 4 July 1943, Leutnant Josef “Sepp” Wurmheller claimed (2) US B-17’s over France while flying his Fw-190A-5 of 9./JG2 Here, aircrew adding another kill marks to “Sepp” fighter. Nick Hector 'hate to break it to you but these were almost certainly overclaims on this date: Overclaiming - actual losses were 8 shot down, 55 damaged. Only loss not otherwise accounted for by other pilots or non-fighter causes was B-17F-80-BO 42-29967 PY- of 92BG327BS Lt. John J Campbell and crew all POW.'

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 9./JG2 (Yellow 1+I) W.Nr 20228 France February 1942

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 9./JG2 (Y1+I) W.Nr 20228 France February 1942 01

Photo 01: An Fw 190A-2 photographed on an airfield in France in February 1942. The WNr. 20228 on the fin identifies this aircraft as being 'Yellow 1' of 9./JG2, and this view shows well the three tone Grey 74/75/76 color scheme and the Green 70 on the propeller blades and spinner. The bright sunlight has illuminated the rudder which was painted the same bright Yellow 04 as the panel under the engine.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 9./JG2 (Y1+I) France 1942 02

Photo 01: For much of 1942 Jagdgeschwader 2 was an Fw 190 unit, the exception being the II. Staffel which was equipped with Bf-109G-1s. This Fw 190A of 9./JG2 was photographed in its wooded dispersal.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 9./JG2 (Y2+I) flown by Ludwig Hartmann Vannes, France May 1942

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A5 9./JG2 (Y2+I) flown by Josef Wurmheller W.Nr 7334 Vannes, France July 1943

Focke-Wulf Fw-190A5 9./JG2 (Y2+I) pilot Josef Wurmheller W.Nr 7334 Vannes, France July 1943 01

Photo 01: This photograph again shows Lt. Wurmheller (fourth from left) with WNr. 7334, the rudder of which has now been decorated with at least 80 victory bars. This, however, reveals another discrepancy as, according to a reliable source, Wurmheller's 80th confirmed victory was probably shot down on 27 August 1943, whereas this particular aircraft had already been written off on 29 July when it was rammed by another of theStaffel's machines.

Focke-Wulf Fw-190A5 9./JG2 (Y2+I) pilot Josef Wurmheller W.Nr 7334 Vannes, France July 1943 02

Photo 02: One of the most successful pilots on the Channel Front was Lt. Josef Wurmheller of JG2, who was awarded the Ritterkreuz on 4 September 1941, the Deutsches Kreuz in Gold on 21 August 1942, the Eichenlaub on 13 November 1942 and the Swords on 24 October 1944. It is known that his final victory tally came to 102, but contemporary photographs show that the rudder markings on the two Fw 190s he flew in the Summer of 1943 sometimes contained errors, almost certainly as a result of victory bars being added before official confirmation was received. In this photograph, the Ritterkreuz and Eichenlaub design and number 60 on Hptm. Wurmheller's Fw 190A-5, W.Nr 7334, commemorate the victories he had achieved when he was awarded the Oak Leaves on 20 August 1942, but although the 14 additional victory bars correspond exactly with the known date of the photograph, July 1943, the sequence of nationalities shown cannot be reconciled with latest research. For example, in the last row of bars, the nationality of the five victories corresponds with Wurmheller's confirmed victories of two B-17s on 16 February 1943, a Typhoon on 12 March, a B-17 on 16April and another B-17 on 1 May. These, however, brought his official tally to 71, not 74 as painted on the rudder.

Fw-190A 9./JG2 (Y2+I) pilot Josef Wurmheller W.Nr 7334 Vannes, France July 1943 03

Photo 03: The port side of the same aircraft, now marked with 75 victories. This photograph was taken atVannes, again in July 1943, and shows Lt. Wurmheller with Fw. Kopp (left) and Fw. Bleyer, both of whom have just been awarded the EK II.

Focke-Wulf Fw-190A 9./JG2 (Y2+I) pilot Josef Wurmheller W.Nr 530314 Vannes, France Aug 1943 00

Fw-190A.6 'Yellow 2', W.Nr. 530314, flown by Oblt. Josef Wurmheller,Staffelkapitanof 9./JG2, Vannes, August 1943 Oblt. Wurmheller's aircraft was finished in a 74/75/76 scheme with lightly sprayed elongated mottles on the fuselage sides which extended to a fairly low level. A yellow identification panel appeared under the nose and the yellow rudder was adorned with a beautifully executed device representing the Knight's Cross and Oak Leaves, complete with ribbon enclosing the number 60 and an RAF roundel. Instead of the black eagle wing design painted over the exhaust outlet area, this aircraft had only the simplified black panel shown here.

Focke-Wulf Fw-190A 9./JG2 (Y2+I) pilot Josef Wurmheller W.Nr 530314 Vannes, France Aug 1943 01-02

Photo's 01-02: Lt. Wurmheller's other 'Yellow 2' was an Fw 190A-6, WNr. 530314, shown in these photographs with the total number of victory bars now reduced to 78 and amended so that the second row now consists entirely of US aircraft, the victory over the Typhoon having been removed. The revised sequence of markings - eight US stars followed by three RAF roundels - corresponds with Wurmheller's victories over B-17s and Spitfires up to 22 August.Yet again, however, the markings are not entirely correct as, up to 22 August, Wurmheller was eventually credited with achieving three more B-17s than this sequence shows. The photograph (BELOW) is believed to have been taken shortly after a mission against Spitfires and shows Wurmheller with Lt.Jung, one of 1l1./JG2's senior technical personnel. Note that the decorative Ritterkreuz design is not identical to that on Wurmheller's W.Nr. 7334 and that enough of the forward fuselage may be seen to confirm that this aircraft has not been marked with the full black and white eagle's wing over the exhaust outlets.

Luftwaffe aircrew JG2 pilot Josef Wurmheller France 1941 01

Photo 01: Ofw. Josef Wurmheller, lighting cigarette, with other 'Richthofen' pilots in the Summer of 1941. Standing second from right is theStaffelkapitanof 1./JG2, Oblt. Rudolf Pflanz.

Luftwaffe aircrew JG2 pilot Josef Wurmheller Aug 1942 01

Photo 01: During the aerial battles over Dieppe, Oblt. Erich Leie, the Kommandeur of I./JG2, was shot down and had to bale out, during the course of which he injured his right arm. Here, a bandaged Oblt. Leie discusses his experiences with (from the left) Lt. Josef Wurmheller, Hptm. Hans-Jurgen Heppe and Uffz. Heinz Dowahn, all of I./JG2. Kommandeur I./JG2 Oblt. Erich Leie visited 1./JG2 after his injury in battle over Dieppe on 19.8.1942. From left: Lt. Josef Wurmheller (102 v. RK-S, KIA on 22.6.1944), Oblt. Leie, Hptm. Hans-Jurgen Heppe (at least 10 victories) and Uffz. Heinz Dowahn (KIA 21.11.1942).

Luftwaffe aircrew JG2 pilot Josef Wurmheller 01

Pilots 1./JG2 pilot Josef Wurmheller with Walter Oesau France 1942 01

Photo 01: After being injured in November 1940, at which time he was credited with five victories, Josef Wurmheller served for a short time with 5./JG53 on the Eastern Front where he claimed another nine victories. He returned to the Channel in July 1941 and served briefly with III./JG2 before being transferred to II. Gruppe and, finally, to 1./JG2. He received the Ritterkreuz on 4 September 1941 and is pictured here probably in Mayor June 1942, shortly before I. Gruppe converted to the Fw 190.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A3 9./JG2 (Y3+) flown by Josef Wurmheller Channel Front 1942

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2JG2.9 (Yellow 3+I) France February 19424 Werk Nr 20228

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y3+I) France February 1942 01

Photo 01: An Fw 190A-2 photographed on an airfield in France in February 1942. The W.Nr 20228 on the fin identifies this aircraft as being 'Yellow 1' of 9./JG2, and this view shows well the three tone Grey 74/75/76 color scheme and the Green 70 on the propeller blades and spinner. The bright sunlight has illuminated the rudder which was painted the same bright Yellow 04 as the panel under the engine. Yellow 3 is in the background.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 Yellow 4 Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France 1943

Profile Siegfried ‘Wumm‘ Schnell, a native of today’s Polish Sulecin (then Zeilenzig in Brandenburg) joined the ranks of the Luftwaffe in 1936 and at the beginning of the Second World War he served with JG 2. His first kill was in combat over France on May 14th, 1940, others followed over Britain and against English and American pilots over western Europe. After being assigned to JG 54, he first served with its III. Gruppe and was on February 1st, 1944 made CO of IV. Gruppe. While serving in this function, he was shot down on February 25th, 1944 over Narva by a Soviet fighter, this proving to be a fateful encounter. For his combat results, he was awarded on July 9th, 1941 the Knight’s Cross with Oak Leaves. In Second World War downed 93 enemy aircraft. The Fw 190A-2 flown by Oblt. Schnell carried the standard camouflage scheme applied to Luftwaffe fighters consisting of RLM 74/75/76. The yellow rudder carried 64 kill markings. The sides of the fuselage and engine cowl carries the so-called 'Adlerflügel'.

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Profile 00: Fw 190A flown by Oblt. Siegfried Schnell, Staffelkapitan of 9./JG2, May 1942 This aircraft, W.Nr. 9552, showed signs of having its earlier all-yellow nose area reduced by respraying with the uppersurface colors 74 and 75. The undersurfaces were RLM 76, and the aircraft had a large area of black protective paint applied to the area of the exhaust and wing root. The yellow triangle beneath the fuel cap cover was marked to indicate the aircraft used 87 octane fuel and the spinner was entirely Green RLM 70.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 Yellow 4 Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France 1943-0A

Photo 01: 'Yellow 9', WNr. 9553, the Fw 190A flown by the Staffelkapitan of 9./JG2, Oblt. Siegfried Schnell, as it appeared after his 57th victory in May 1942. Note the immaculate appearance of this aircraft, the standard camouflage scheme and the protective paint applied to the wing roots.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 Yellow 4 Siegfried Schnell WNr 746 Vannes France 1943 02-03

Photo 02-03: Schnell received the Ritterkreuz on 9 November 1940 after reaching 20 victories. By 8 July 1941 his tally had increased to 40 and the following day he was awarded the Oak Leaves, hence the rudder artwork shown in this closer view of the tail of Schnell's aircraft, to which have been added a further 17 victory bars.

Luftwaffe aircrew JG2 pilot Siegfried Schnell France Sep 1940 01

Photo 01: Fw. Siegfried Schnell of 4./JG2, one of the most successful pilots of the 'Richthofen' Geschwader, pointing out his eleventh victory bar at Mardijk, near Calais, September 1940. On 1 November, due to his successes and courage, Schnell became an officer (Leutnant) and, on 9 November, with 20 victories, was awarded the Ritterkreuz. In 1941, with 40 victories, he was awarded the Oak Leaves.

Luftwaffe aircrew JG2 pilot Siegfried Schnell and Walter Oesau 01

Photo 01: Geschwader Kommodore JG2 Maj. Walter Oesau (127 victories, RK-S) and Staffelkapitan 9./JG2 Hptm. Siegfried Schnell. Left: seventy-five victories are displayed on the rudder of Schnell's Focke Wulf 190A (last four bars show USAAF aircrafts, of which at least two were four-engined bombers), 18 February 1943, Vannes in France.

Luftwaffe aircrew JG2 pilot Siegfried Schnell 01

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A2 9./JG2 (Yellow 11+I) Rudolf Brandl Theville France March 1943

Focke Wulf Fw 190A 9./JG2 (Y3+I) France February 1942 01
Photo 01: An Fw 190A-2 photographed on an airfield in France in February 1942. The W.Nr 20228 on the fin identifies this aircraft as being 'Yellow 1' of 9./JG2, and this view shows well the three tone Grey 74/75/76 color scheme and the Green 70 on the propeller blades and spinner. The bright sunlight has illuminated the rudder which was painted the same bright Yellow 04 as the panel under the engine. Yellow 3 is in the background.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A4 9./JG2 (Yellow 12+I) Theville France March 1943

Focke Wulf Fw 190A3 9./JG2 Yellow 3 Théville France August 1942

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Jakob Augustin

Jakob Augustin was serving with JG2 based on the Channel front in May 1941. Leutnant Augustin was assigned to 8./JG2 under the command of Oberleutnant Bruno Stolle (35 victories, RK). Augustin claimed his first victory on 11 May, when he shot down a Spitfire near Portland. On 3 July, Augustin crash-landed his Bf-109 F-2 (W.Nr. 5497) at Lumbres following aerial combat with RAF Spitfire fighters. He was wounded in the incident. By October 1941, Augustin was serving with 7./JG2 under the leadership of Leutnant Egon Mayer (102 victories, RK-S, killed in action 2 March 1944).

He was particularly successful against RAF Spitfire fighters, claiming at least 14 of this type, including two on 12 October 1941 and a further two on 11 June 1942. On 15 July 1942, Augustin failed to return following aerial combat over the English Channel in Fw 190A-2 (W.Nr. 122103) and is believed to have crashed into the sea.

Jakob Augustin was credited with at least 15 victories. All his victories were recorded over the Western front.

No Date Time Enemy A/C Type Unit Location
1. 11.5.1941 20:41 Spitfire 8./JG 2 Portland
2. 10.7.1941 20:35 Spitfire 8./JG 2 -
3. 19.8.1941 19:42 Spitfire 8./JG 2 20km NE Calais
4. 31.8.1941 14:30 Spitfire 8./JG 2 NW Lille
5. 16.9.1941 16:20 Hurricane 8./JG 2 -
6. 27.9.1941 15:55 Spitfire 8./JG 2 -
7. 2.10.1941 15:45 Spitfire 7./JG 2 Pas-de-Calais
8. 12.10.1941 13:23 Spitfire 7./JG 2 Boulogne-Hardelote
9. 12.10.1941 13:31 Spitfire 7./JG 2 Boulogne-Hardelote
10. 3.6.1942 15:34 Spitfire 7./JG 2 off Cherbourg
11. 4.6.1942 12:55 Spitfire 7./JG 2 off Cap Levy
12. 6.6.1942 17:27 Spitfire 7./JG 2 Cherbourg - Cap Levy
13. 11.6.1942 14:27 Spitfire 7./JG 2 N Cherbourg
14. 11.6.1942 14:31 Spitfire 7./JG 2 N Cherbourg
15. 17.6.1942 11:00 Spitfire 7./JG 2 off Barfleur

Victories : 15
Awards :
Units : JG2
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Asisbiz database list of 15 aerial victories for Jakob Augustin

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
11-May-41 Jakob Augustin 8./JG2 Spitfire   20.41 Portland
10-Jul-41 Jakob Augustin 8./JG2 Spitfire   20.35  
19-Aug-41 Jakob Augustin 8./JG2 Spitfire 5000m 19.42 20km NE Calais
31-Aug-41 Jakob Augustin 8./JG2 Spitfire 6400m 14.30 NW Lille
16-Sep-41 Jakob Augustin 8./JG2 Hurricane   16.20  
27-Sep-41 Jakob Augustin 8./JG2 Spitfire   15.55  
02-Oct-41 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   10.45  
12-Oct-41 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   13.32  
12-Oct-41 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   13.31  
03-Jun-42 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.34  
04-Jun-42 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   12.55  
06-Jun-42 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   17.27  
11-Jun-42 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   14.31 N. Cherbourg
11-Jun-42 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   14.27 N. Cherbourg
17-Jun-42 Jakob Augustin 7./JG2 Spitfire   11.00 NE Barfleur



Egon Mayer

Egon Mayer was born on 19 August 1917 at Konstanz in Bodensee. He joined the Luftwaffe in 1937. After a regular peacetime training, Fahnenjunker Mayer was posted to I./JG2 on 6 December 1939. By the time Mayer participated in the French campaign, he was serving with 6./JG2. Mayer recorded his first victory on 13 June 1940, when he shot down a French Morane fighter. From 1 August 1940, he served at the Jagdfliegerschule Werneuchen. Mayer had returned to JG2 by September 1940. Mayer was assigned to 3./JG2, based at Beaumont-le-Roger in France. He claimed a RAF Hurricane fighter shot down near Portland on 7 October to record his second victory. Leutnant Mayer was transferred to 8./JG2, where he recorded one victory, a Hurricane shot down near Chichester on 15 November 1940 for his third victory. On 10 June 1941, Oberleutnant Mayer was appointed Staffelkapitan of 7./JG2, based at St Pol-Brias. He was awarded the Ritterkreuz on 1 August 1941 for 20 victories. Mayer recorded his 30th victory, yet another Spitfire, shot down on 15 April 1942. On 19 August, his 25th birthday, Mayer shot down two RAF Spitfire fighters over Dieppe (51-52). In November 1942, Hauptmann Mayer was appointed Gruppenkommandeur of III./JG2.

On 23 November, Mayer recorded his first victories over USAAF four-engine bombers, when he shot down two B-17s and a B-24 (53-55). With Georg-Peter Eder (78 victories, RK-EL), Mayer is credited with developing the head-on attack technique against the Allied daylight bomber raids. The technique brought both considerable success against the four-engine bombers. He was awarded the Eichenlaub (Nr 232) on 16 April 1943 after 63 victories. Oberstleutnant Mayer was appointed Kommodore of JG2 on 1 July 1943, following the departure of Oberst Walter Oesau (127 victories, RK-S, killed in action 11 May 1944) to become Jafu Bretagne. He shot down three USAAF B-17 four-engine bombers in 19 minutes on 6 September 1943 (78-80). On 1 December, Mayer claimed four USAAF P-47 fighters and a B-17 bomber shot down (85-89). He achieved his 90th victory on 31 December and was the first to reach 100 victories on the Channel Front on 5 February 1944, when he shot down a P-47 fighter near Arguen. He claimed his 101st and 102nd, and last, victories on 6 February, when he shot down two P-47 fighters in the Sens area. On 2 March 1944, Mayer led a formation from JG2 against an USAAF daylight raid. USAAF P-47 fighters escorted the bombers. The fighter escort overpowered Mayer's attacking group and he was shot down and killed near Montmedy in Fw 190A-6 (W.Nr. 470468). He was posthumously awarded the Schwertern (Nr 51).

Egon Mayer shot down 102 enemy aircraft. All his victories were recorded over the Western Front and included 26 four-engine bombers, 51 Spitfire and 12 P-47 fighters.

No Date Time Enemy A/C Type Unit Location
1 13.6.1940 18:00 Morane 406 6./JG2  
2 7.10.1940 16:57 Hurricane 3./JG2 NW Portland
3 15.11.1940 17:10 Hurricane 8./JG2 Chichester
4 17.6.1941 17:50 Spitfire 7./JG2 N Cherbourg
  23.6.1941   Spitfire 7./JG2 Not confirmed
  23.6.1941   Spitfire 7./JG2 Not confirmed
5 24.6.1941 20:42 Spitfire 7./JG2 Gravelines-Ramsgate
6 25.6.1941 16:35 Spitfire 7./JG2 St Omer-Boulogne
7 2.7.1941 12:38 Blenheim 7./JG2  
8 2.7.1941 13:55 Spitfire 7./JG2  
9 3.7.1941 11:46 Spitfire 7./JG2  
10 3.7.1941 15:36 Spitfire 7./JG2  
11 5.7.1941 12:36 Spitfire 7./JG2  
12 9.7.1941 14:05 Spitfire 7./JG2  
13 10.7.1941 12:08 Spitfire 7./JG2  
14 12.7.1941 19:26 Spitfire 7./JG2  
15 12.7.1941 19:28 Spitfire 7./JG2  
16 21.7.1941 8:52 Spitfire 7./JG2  
17 23.7.1941 13:14 Spitfire 7./JG2 Foret d'Eperlecques
18 23.7.1941 13:20 Spitfire 7./JG2 Foret d'Eperlecques
19 21.8.1941 10:20 Spitfire 7./JG2  
20 21.8.1941 14:50 Spitfire 7./JG2  
21 27.8.1941 9:30 Hurricane 7./JG2 NW Le Touquet: 6000m
22 16.9.1941 19:32 Spitfire 7./JG2 Boulogne area: 7600m
23 16.9.1941 19:40 Spitfire 7./JG2  
24 20.9.1941 16:32 Spitfire 7./JG2  
25 2.10.1941 15:14 Spitfire 7./JG2 Pas-de-Calais
26 13.10.1941 15:34 Spitfire 7./JG2 Boulogne-Channel
27 21.10.1941 13:00 Spitfire 7./JG2  
28 21.10.1941 16:10 Spitfire 7./JG2  
29 12.2.1942 14:38 Whirlwind 7./JG2 N Ostend
30 15.4.1942 16:29 Spitfire 7./JG2  
31 16.4.1942 15:30 Spitfire 7./JG2  
32 16.4.1942 15:33 Spitfire 7./JG2  
33 17.4.1942 9:35 Spitfire 7./JG2  
34 17.4.1942 16:05 Boston 7./JG2  
35 25.4.1942 9:45 Spitfire 7./JG2  
36 25.4.1942 16:17 Spitfire 7./JG2  
37 25.4.1942 16:25 Spitfire 7./JG2  
38 25.4.1942 16:29 Spitfire 7./JG2  
39 30.4.1942 11:43 Spitfire 7./JG2  
40 4.5.1942 10:39 Spitfire 7./JG2  
41 4.5.1942 15:40 Spitfire 7./JG2  
42 6.5.1942 12:29 Spitfire 7./JG2  
43 3.6.1942 15:35 Spitfire 7./JG2 Off Cherbourg
44 3.6.1942 15:40 Spitfire 7./JG2 Off Cherbourg
45 6.6.1942 17:22 Spitfire 7./JG2 Cherbourg-Cap Levy
46 6.6.1942 17:22 Spitfire 7./JG2 Cherbourg-Cap Levy
47 23.6.1942 19:30 Spitfire 7./JG2 Off Start Point
48 23.6.1942 19:32 Spitfire 7./JG2 Off Start Point
49 31.7.1942 18:09 Spitfire 7./JG2  
50 18.8.1942 11:28 Spitfire 7./JG2 20km NE Cherbourg
51 19.8.1942 16:03 Hurricane 7./JG2 Near Dieppe
52 19.8.1942 16:05 Spitfire 7./JG2 Near Dieppe
53 23.11.1942 13:25 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 3853/14 West
54 23.11.1942 13:34 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 W Lacanau
55 23.11.1942 14:00 B-24 Stab III./JG 2 4855/14 West
56 30.12.1942 11:42 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 14 West N/48/4/7
57 3.1.1943 11:32 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 4-6km SW St. Nazaire
58 3.1.1943 11:35 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 5km W Loire Estuary
59 11.2.1943 12:10 Spitfire Stab III./JG 2 8km NW Boulogne
60 14.2.1943 11:36 Typhoon Stab III./JG 2 1287/05 Ost
61 14.2.1943 11:40 Typhoon Stab III./JG 2 1284/05 Ost
62 14.2.1943 12:12 Typhoon Stab III./JG 2 1288/05 Ost
63 16.4.1943 14:05 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 4829 / 14 West
64 16.4.1943 14:22 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 4834 / 14 West
65 29.5.1943 16:35 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 2928 / 14 West
66 29.5.1943 17:35 B-17 Stab III./JG 2 3871 / 14 West
67 4.7.1943 12:36 B-17 Stab/JG2 1965/04 Ost
68 4.7.1943 12:58 B-17 Stab/JG2 1065/15 West
69 14.7.1943 7:43 B-17 Stab/JG2 10km N Evreux
70 14.7.1943 8:24 B-17 Stab/JG2 SW Paris / B-17 of 94 BG, USAAG
71 30.7.1943 10:30 B-17 Stab/JG2 422/05 Ost
72 16.8.1943 10:37 P-47 Stab/JG2 Sennenville
73 22.8.1943 19:56 Spitfire Stab/JG2 Cany-Barville
74 22.8.1943 20:10 Spitfire Stab/JG2 Pont Authou
75 27.8.1943 9:45 Spitfire Stab/JG2 Tancarville
76 3.9.1943 10:40 B-17 Stab/JG2 Bailleul
77 3.9.1943 11:25 B-17 Stab/JG2 2935 / 04 Ost
78 6.9.1943 12:10 B-17 Stab/JG2 3km W Mailly-le-Camp
79 6.9.1943 12:17 B-17 Stab/JG2 6km W Troyes
80 6.9.1943 12:29 B-17 Stab/JG2 Lens
81 22.9.1943 17:17 Spitfire Stab/JG2 E Evreux
82 22.9.1943 17:20 Spitfire Stab/JG2 N Evreux
83 5.11.1943 13:39 P-47 Stab/JG2 Near Rheydt
84 5.11.1943 13:51 P-47 Stab/JG2 S Hasselt
85 1.12.1943 12:50 P-47 Stab/JG2 Gembloux-Huy area
86 1.12.1943 12:50 P-47 Stab/JG2 Liege area
87 1.12.1943 12:53 P-47 Stab/JG2 Gembloux area
88 1.12.1943 12:53 P-47 Stab/JG2 Liege area / probable
89 1.12.1943 13:10 B-17 Stab/JG2 Schelde
90 31.12.1943 12:18 B-24 Stab/JG2 Melun-Villaroche
91 4.1.1944 16:02 B-26 Stab/JG2 off Dieppe
92 4.1.1944 16:05 Spitfire Stab/JG2 off Dieppe
93 5.1.1944 10:55 P-47 Stab/JG2 NW Laval
94 5.1.1944 10:55 P-47 Stab/JG2 Marennes
95 7.1.1944 13:05 B-24 Stab/JG2 NE Orleans
96 7.1.1944 13:06 B-24 Stab/JG2 NE Orleans
97 7.1.1944 13:15 B-24 Stab/JG2 Bouville
98 7.1.1944 13:18 B-17 Stab/JG2 Les Buissons
99 14.1.1944 15:32 P-38 Stab/JG2 La Haye-du-Compte
100 5.2.1944 12:49 P-47 Stab/JG2 Arguen
101 6.2.1944 11:12 P-47 Stab/JG2 CG-9
102 6.2.1944 11:14 P-47 Stab/JG2 CG-9

Victories : 102
Awards : Deutsches Kreuz in Gold (16 July 1942)
Ritterkreuz (1 August 1941)
Eichenlaub (16 April 1943)
Schwertern (2 March 1944)
Units : JG2
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Asisbiz database list of 115 aerial victories for Egon Mayer

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
13-Jun-40 Egon Mayer 6./JG2 Morane 406   18.00  
07-Oct-40 Egon Mayer 3./JG2 Hurricane   17.00 NW Portland
15-Nov-40 Egon Mayer 8./JG2 Hurricane   17.10 Chichester
17-Jun-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   17.50  
23-Jun-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire      
23-Jun-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire      
24-Jun-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   20.42  
25-Jun-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.35  
02-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   13.55  
02-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Blenheim   12.38  
03-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.36  
03-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   11.46  
05-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   12.36  
08-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   11.46  
08-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Blenheim   12.38  
08-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.38  
08-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   10.45  
08-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.36  
09-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   14.05  
10-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   12.05  
12-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   19.26  
12-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   19.28  
18-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   10.26  
18-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   10.28  
21-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   08.52  
23-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   13.14  
23-Jul-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   13.30  
21-Aug-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   10.20  
21-Aug-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   14.32  
27-Aug-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Hurricane 6000m 09.30 NW Le Touquet
16-Sep-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   19.40  
16-Sep-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire 7600m 19.32 Raum Boulogne
20-Sep-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.38  
02-Oct-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.14  
13-Oct-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.34  
21-Oct-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.00  
21-Oct-41 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.10  
12-Feb-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Whirlwind   14.38  
15-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.29  
16-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.33  
16-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.30  
17-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   09.35  
17-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 A-20 Boston   16.05  
25-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   09.45  
25-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.17  
25-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.25  
25-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.29  
30-Apr-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   11.43  
04-May-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.40  
04-May-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   10.39  
06-May-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   12.29  
03-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.40  
03-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.35 Sea off Cherbourg
03-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.40 Sea off Cherbourg
03-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.27 Sea off Cherbourg
03-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   15.35  
06-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   17.22  
06-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   17.22  
23-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   19.32 Sea off Start Point
23-Jun-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   19.30 Sea off Start Point
31-Jul-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   18.09  
18-Aug-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   11.28  
19-Aug-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Spitfire   16.05  
19-Aug-42 Egon Mayer 7./JG2 Hurricane   16.03  
23-Nov-42 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 5000m 13.34 West of Lacanau
23-Nov-42 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 13.25 14 West N/38/5/3
23-Nov-42 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-24 Liberator 3200m 14.00 14 West N/48/5/5
30-Dec-42 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 11.42 14 West N/48/4/7
03-Jan-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 11.35 5km W Loire Estuary
03-Jan-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6800m 11.32 4-6km SW St Nazaire
11-Feb-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 Spitfire 4500m 12.10 8km NW Boulogne
14-Feb-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 Typhoon 300m 11.36 1287/05 Ost
14-Feb-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 Typhoon 600m 11.40 1284/05 Ost
14-Feb-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 Typhoon 500m 12.12 1288/05 Ost
16-Apr-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 14.05 4829/14 West
16-Apr-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 1000m 14.22 4834/14 West
29-May-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 2000m 17.35 3871/14 West
29-May-43 Egon Mayer Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress 400m 16.35 2928/14 West
04-Jul-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 7200m 12.36 1965/04 Ost
04-Jul-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 12.58 1065/15 West
14-Jul-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 07.43 10km N Evreux
14-Jul-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 08.24 SW Paris
30-Jul-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 6200m 10.30 422/05 Ost
16-Aug-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 6500m 10.37 Sennenville (ssE Mantes)
22-Aug-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 Spitfire 4500m 19.56 Cany-Barville 0061/05 West
22-Aug-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 Spitfire 3000m 20.10 Pont Authou (SE Pont Audemer)
27-Aug-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 Spitfire 3500-500m 09.45 Tancarville (Seine)
03-Sep-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 10.40 Bailleul
03-Sep-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 11.25 2935/04 Ost
06-Sep-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 12.17 6km W Troyes
06-Sep-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 12.10 3km W Mailly-le-Camp
06-Sep-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 12.29 Lens
22-Sep-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 Spitfire 1000m 17.20 N evreux
22-Sep-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 Spitfire 500m 17.17 E evreux
05-Nov-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 1500m 13.39 bei Rheydt
05-Nov-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 5000-10m 13.51 N- 5 (Alken S Hasselt)
01-Dec-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 7500m 12.50 O -OK (Gembloux-Huy area)
01-Dec-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 7500m 12.50 OL-OK (Liege area)
01-Dec-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 7000m 12.53 OK (Gembloux area)
01-Dec-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 7000m 12.53 NK (Leuven area)
01-Dec-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 2000m 13.10 KH (Schelde Zierikzee)
31-Dec-43 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-24 Liberator 7500m 12.18 AE-9 (S Albi)
04-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-26 Marauder 4000m 16.02 05 Ost S/QB 5 (off Dieppe)
04-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 Spitfire 1000m 16.05 05 Ost S/QB 5 (off Dieppe)
05-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 4500m 10.55 14 West N/OS-3 (Marennes)
05-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 4500m 10.55 NW Laval
07-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-24 Liberator 6500m 13.05 DE 7 (NE Orleans)
07-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-24 Liberator 6500m 13.06 NE Orleans
07-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-24 Liberator 6000m 13.15 Bouville (ssE Chartres)
07-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 B-17 Fortress 1500m 13.18 Les Buissons (Dreux)
14-Jan-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-38 Lightning 2000m 15.32 La Haye-du-Compte (Eure)
05-Feb-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 7000m 12.49 SD-7 (Arguen S Forges)
06-Feb-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 6500m 11.12 CG-9
06-Feb-44 Egon Mayer Stab /JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 6500m 11.12-14 CG-9
30-Apr-44 Egon Mayer 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress II 6000m 11.57 04 Ost N/184



Wilhelm 'Willi' Stratmann

Units:7./JG-2 (6/41), 2./JG-2 (10/42), 12./JG-2 (9/43), 8./JG-2 (1/44), 4./JG-2 (7/44)

Awards:DK-G, EP, EK 1 & 2, Wound Badge(7/6/44), Fighter Operational Clasp

Known Aircraft:Bf 109F in Staffel, Fw 190A-8 WNr 174039 (WIA 7/6/44), Fw 190A-8 WNr 734388 (lost 10/44)

Remarks:WIA 21 October, 1944 (DK-G Awards List). One known victory, his 1st, a Spitfire NNW of Calais on 24 June, 1941. Another Spitfire on 23 August, 1941, no location. A 3rd, a Spitfire on 29 August, 1941, no location. A Spitfire at Eastry on 31 October, 1942. A Spitfire at Ourville-en-Caux on 17 January, 1943. A Spitfire 50 km northwest of Fecamp on 28 March, 1943. A Typhoon 10 km southwest of Brighton on 29 March, 1943. A Spitfire on 11 September, 1943. A Spitfire 10 km E of Bernay on 27 September, 1943. A B-17 20 km W of Creil on 30 December, 1943. A Spitfire on 6 January, 1944. A P-38 at Elbeuf on 14 January, 1944 (Perry Claims). A Spitfire at Nijmegen on 25 September, 1944. A P-38 at Heinsberg on 12 October, 1944. Another, a P-38 (possibly Jim Edmondson) east of Köln-Bonn, 20 October, 1944.

Asisbiz database list of 32 aerial victories for Wilhelm 'Willi' Stratmann

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
24-Jun-41 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   21:00  
23-Aug-41 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   20:30  
29-Aug-41 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   08:30  
12-Feb-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Swordfish   13:47  
14-Apr-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   12:50  
16-Apr-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   18:40  
17-Apr-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   16:14  
04-May-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   10:41  
03-Jun-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   15:38  
03-Jun-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   15:38  
04-Jun-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   12:54  
06-Jun-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   17:34  
23-Jun-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   - -
24-Jul-42 Willi Stratmann 8./JG2 Spitfire 250m 18:06 2029/15 West
19-Aug-42 Willi Stratmann 7./JG2 Spitfire   16:10 2km W. Dieppe
31-Oct-42 Willi Stratmann 2./JG2 Spitfire 650-800m 18:09 Eastry
17-Jan-43 Willi Stratmann 2./JG2 Spitfire 1000m 15:31 Ourville-en-Caux
28-Mar-43 Willi Stratmann 2./JG2 Spitfire 6800m 13:27 50km NW Fecamp
29-Mar-43 Willi Stratmann 2./JG2 Typhoon 50m 12:35 10km SW Brighton
26-Jun-43 Willi Stratmann 12./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 18:05 0155/05 Ost
30-Jul-43 Willi Stratmann 12./JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 1500m 10:55 3211/05 Ost
16-Aug-43 Willi Stratmann 12./JG2 B-17 Fortress 20-30m 11:46 01772/05 Ost
16-Aug-43 Willi Stratmann 12./JG2 Spitfire IX 4000m 17:57 Seinebucht (Seine Estuary)
11-Sep-43 Willi Stratmann 12./JG2 Spitfire 100m 18:11 05 Ost S/0019
27-Sep-43 Willi Stratmann 8./JG2 Spitfire 6000m 18:30 10km E Bernay
30-Dec-43 Willi Stratmann 8./JG2 B-17 Fortress 1000m 13:50 20km W Creil
06-Jan-44 Willi Stratmann 8./JG2 Spitfire 6000m 12:16 RB 1-2 (off St Valery)
14-Jan-44 Willi Stratmann 8./JG2 P-38 Lightning 6000m 15:15 05 Ost S/TB-9 (Elbeuf)
27-Mar-44 Willi Stratmann 8./JG2 B-17 Fortress 5000m 16:03 HT-15 (NE Cholet)
25-Sep-44 Willi Stratmann 4./JG2 Spitfire 7-800m 17:10 IM-9/IN-7 (Nijmegen)
12-Oct-44 Willi Stratmann 4./JG2 P-38 Lightning 2500m 15:14 NM-6/NN-4 (Heinsberg)
20-Oct-44 Willi Stratmann 4./JG2 P-38 Lightning 2500m 10:46 N9 8-OP 2 (E Koln-Bonn)



Theodore Angele

Units:7./JG-2

Awards:Fighter Operational Clasp

Known Aircraft:Fw 190A-4 WNr 7061 'White 10+I' (lost 11/23/42)

Remarks:MIA 23 November 1942 during aerial combat with U.S. bombers. Crashed into the sea (Channel) at Map Quadrant 38/6/1/14.



Siegfried Lauenstein

Units:8./JG-2 (Channel)

Awards:EK 2, Fighter Operational Clasp

Known Aircraft:Fw 190A-5 WNr 2670 'Black 1+I' (lost 5/16/43)

Remarks:KIA 16 May, 1943 during aerial combat over Map Quadrant Pl.Qu.4914/14. One known victory, a Spitfire on 8 April 1943.

Asisbiz database list of 1 aerial victories for Siegfried Lauenstein

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
08-Apr-43 Siegfried Lauenstein 8./JG2 Spitfire 400m 10:55 14 West N/5933



Hans-Joachim Schmidt

Units:8./JG-2

Awards:EK 1 & 2, Fighter Operational Clasp

Known Aircraft:Fw 190A-5 WNr 152705 'Noir 13'

Remarks:MIA 16 April, 1943 Fuel shortage, crashed into the sea west of Brest. Mombeek MIA List. One known victory, perhaps his 1st, a B-17 on 30 December, 1942. Another a Spitfire on 5 April 1943. A 3rd, a B-17 near Brest on 16 April 1943.

Asisbiz database list of 4 aerial victories for Hans-Joachim Schmidt

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
02-Apr-42 Hans-Joachim Schmidt 1./NJG3 Hampden   00:17  
05-Apr-43 Hans-Joachim Schmidt 8./JG2 Spitfire 1500m 17:52 5918 / 14 West
16-Apr-43 Hans-Joachim Schmidt 8./JG2 B-17 Fortress   15:20 7918/14 West
30-Jan-44 Hans-Joachim Schmidt 1.NJG5 Lancaster   20:15 -



Bruno Stolle

Bruno Stolle was born on 13 April 1915 at Munster in Westfalen. Stolle was a blind flying instructor with I./LG 1 at the beginning of the war but was then transferred to 3./JG51. On 15 March 1940, Stolle was transferred to 8./JG2. He took part in the Battle for France. He also participated in the Battle of Britain, where he gained his first aerial victories on 11 August when shot down two RAF fighters. Stolle was appointed Staffelkapitan of 8./JG2 on 7 September 1940. He had three victories to his credit at this time. His scoring rate increased in 1941 with 11 Spitfires and a single Blenheim recorded. Bruno Stolle was awarded the Ehrenpokal on 12 September 1941 and the Deutsches Kreuz in Gold on 29 October 1942. After 32 victories he received the Ritterkreuz on 17 March 1943.

On 1 July 1943, Stolle was appointed Gruppenkommandeur of III./JG2. He led the Gruppe until 7 December 1943 when he was relieved by Hauptmann Herbert Huppertz (78 victories, RK-EL, KIA 8 June 1944). In February 1944, Stolle was transferred to Schiessschule der Luftwaffe at Vaerlose in Denmark, where he undertook an instructing role until July 1944. In the middle of August 1944, he was transferred to Erprobungskommando Ta 152 at Rechlin. From October until 25 November he was acting Gruppenkomandeur I./JG11, following which he returned to EKdo Ta 152 at Rechlin. Bruno Stolle flew 271 combat missions and shot down 35 enemy aircraft on the Western Front including three four-engine bombers and 19 Spitfires.

No Date Time Enemy A/C Type Unit Location / Comments
1 11.8.1940 11:45 Spitfire 8./JG2 Portland
2 11.8.1940 11:49 Spitfire 8./JG2 Portland
3 26.9.1940 17:42 Spitfire 8./JG2 25km SW Isle of Wight
4 2.7.1941 12:35 Spitfire 8./JG2 W Armentieres
5 5.7.1941 13:30 Blenheim 8./JG2  
6 23.7.1941 20:37 Spitfire 8./JG2  
7 14.8.1941 18:30 Spitfire 8./JG2 Gravelines-St Omer
8 14.8.1941 18:33 Spitfire 8./JG2 Gravelines-St.Omer
9 16.8.1941 13:45 Spitfire 8./JG2 E Boulogne, 4500m
10 16.8.1941 13:48 Spitfire 8./JG2  
11 17.9.1941 16:03 Spitfire 8./JG2  
12 21.10.1941 13:02 Spitfire 8./JG2  
13 24.11.1941 16:49 Spitfire 8./JG2  
14 5.12.1941 16:37 Spitfire 8./JG2  
15 5.12.1941 16:45 Spitfire 8./JG2  
16 12.2.1942 15:50 Hampden 8./JG2  
17 10.6.1942 14:14 Spitfire 8./JG2  
18 25.6.1942 18:10 Spitfire 8./JG2  
19 18.8.1942 11:08 Wellington 8./JG2  
20 8.9.1942 9:12 Beaufighter 8./JG2  
21 21.9.1942 20:05 Whitley 8./JG2 NW Quimper
22 26.9.1942 18:46 Spitfire 8./JG2 N Landerneau, 100m
23 21.10.1942 14:00 B-17 8./JG2 6826/14 West, 4000-5000m
24 7.11.1942 17:12 B-24 8./JG2 10km N Landerneau, 5500m
25 26.11.1942 14:45 Beaufighter 8./JG2 135km W Brest
26 1.12.1942 9:48 Beaufighter 8./JG2 8954/ 14 West: 100m
27 18.12.1942 15:36 Beaufighter 8./JG2 8951/14 West
28 18.12.1942 15:39 Beaufighter 8./JG2 8963/14 West
29 20.12.1942 10:32 Boston 8./JG2 8962/14 West
30 20.12.1942 10:36 Boston 8./JG2 8959/14 West
31 29.12.1942 14:35 Spitfire 8./JG2 6953/14 West
32 29.1.1943 14:35 Spitfire 8./JG2 14 West N/4075, 100m
33 26.2.1943 17:25 Catalina 8./JG2 off Brittany, 500m
34 5.4.1943 17:45 Ventura 8./JG2 5939 / 14 West, 4000m
35 29.5.1943 16:27 B-17 8./JG2 2937 / 14 West, 5000m

Victories : 35
Awards : Ehrenpokal (12 September 1941)
Deutsches Kreuz in Gold (29 October 1942)
Ritterkreuz (17 March 1943)
Units : LG 1, JG51, JG2, JG11, EKdo Ta 152
http://www.luftwaffe.cz/stolle.html

Asisbiz database list of 35 aerial victories for Bruno Stolle

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
11-Aug-40 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   11:45 Portland
11-Aug-40 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   11:49 Portland
26-Sep-40 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire 3800m 17:42 20-30km SW Isle of Wight
02-Jul-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire 5000m 12:35 West of Armentieres
05-Jul-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Blenheim   13:30  
23-Jul-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   20:35  
14-Aug-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire 6000m 18:30 Desvres-St Omer-Gravelines
14-Aug-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   18:33 Gravelines-St Omer
16-Aug-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire 4500m 13:45 E Boulogne
17-Sep-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   16:03  
21-Oct-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   13:02  
24-Nov-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   16:49  
05-Dec-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   13:45  
05-Dec-41 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   13:37  
12-Feb-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Hampden     Sea off Holland
10-Jun-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   14:14 -
25-Jun-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire     Sea off Ushant
18-Aug-42 Bruno Stolle 4./JG2 Wellington   11:08  
08-Sep-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Beaufighter   09:12 -
21-Sep-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Whitley V 1800m 20:05 15 West S/60/6/9
26-Sep-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire 100m 18:46 N. Landerneau
27-Sep-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire 100m 18:46 North of Landerneau
21-Oct-42 Bruno Stolle Stab III./JG2 B-17 Fortress II 4000-5000m 14:00 6827/14 West
07-Nov-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 B-24 Liberator 5500m 17:02 10km N Landerneau
26-Nov-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Beaufighter 500m 14:45 14 West N/79/6/8
01-Dec-42 Bruno Stolle Stab III./JG2 Beaufighter 100m 09:48 8954/14 West
18-Dec-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Beaufighter 200m 15:39 14 West N/99/6/3
18-Dec-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Beaufighter 200m 15:36 14 West N/89/5/1
20-Dec-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 A-20 Boston 100m 10:32 14 West N/89/3/2
20-Dec-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 A-20 Boston 100m 10:30 14 West N/89/5/9
29-Dec-42 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire   14:35 Pl.Qu. 6953/14 West
29-Jan-43 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Spitfire 100m 14:35 14 West N/4075
26-Feb-43 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Catalina 500m 17:25 6054/15 Wesr
05-Apr-43 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 Ventura 4000m 17:45 5939/14 West
29-May-43 Bruno Stolle 8./JG2 B-17 Fortress 5000m 16:27 2937/14 West



Ludwig Friedrich 'Fritz' Hartmann

Units:9./JG-2 (10/41) (7/42 Cherbourg), 3./JG-2 (3/44), 4./JG-2 (5/44)

Awards:DK-G, EP, EK 1 & 2, Wound Badge, Fighter Operational Clasp

Known Aircraft:Bf 109F in '41, Fw 190A-2 WNr 5282 'Yellow 2+I' in July '42, Fw 190A-4 WNr 5734 (45% dam 8/16/43), Fw 190A in '44

Remarks:MIA 20 June, 1944. WIA 16 August, 1943 by enemy fire and crash landed at the Le Bourget airfield. One known victory, a Spitfire at Map Quadrant 1015/15 West on 14 October, 1941, no location. Another Spitfire, into the sea off Cherbourg, on 3 June, 1942. Another Spitfire on 4 June, 1942. A Spitfire on 6 June, 1942. Another Spitfire on 18 August, 1942. Two more Spitfires on 19 August, 1942. Another Spitfire at Map Quadrant 1154/04 East on 2 October, 1942. A B-17 on 3 January, 1943. A B-24 25 km S of Orbetello See on 3 March, 1944. An 11th, an A-26 by Orte Italy on 13 March, 1944. A P-38 15 km NE of Nancy on 9 May, 1944. A Typhoon 20 km S of Caen on 6 June, 1944. DK-G confirmed by a photo I had seen. Bowers/Lednicer, 10 victories.

Asisbiz database list of 5 out of 10 aerial victories for Ludwig Friedrich 'Fritz' Hartmann

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
Friday, October 02, 1942 Ludwig Hartmann 9./JG2 Spitfire   16:47 1154/04 Ost
Friday, March 03, 1944 Ludwig Hartmann 3./JG2 B-24 Liberator 4800m 11:58 25km S Orbetello (See)
Tuesday, May 09, 1944 Ludwig Hartmann 4./JG2 P-38 Lightning 7500m 09:36 15km NE Nancy
Tuesday, June 06, 1944 Ludwig Hartmann Stab I./JG2 Typhoon 2000m 12:15 UT-6-UU-4 15-20km S Caen
Saturday, December 16, 1944 Ludwig Hartmann 6./JG2 P-38 Lightning 4500m 15:30 NP-47 (SW Koln)



Josef 'Sepp' Wurmheller

Josef 'Sepp' Wurmheller was born on 4 May 1917 at Hausham in Oberbayern. He was an accomplished glider and powered aircraft pilot pre-war. He began his training as a fighter pilot in the Luftwaffe in 1937. By summer of 1938, Gefreiter Wurmheller was serving with 2./JG334. At the outbreak of World War 2, Unteroffizier Wurmheller was serving with 2./JG53. He recorded his first victory, a RAF Fairey Battle singleengined bomber near Saarbrucken, on 30 September 1939. From November 1939 to June 1940, Wurmheller undertook instructing duties. In June 1940, Wurmheller returned to JG53 and combat duty. Feldwebel Wurmheller was assigned to 5./JG53. He participated in the Battle of Britain surviving two ditchings in the English Channel. His dousing in the Channel of 23 November in Bf-109E-4 (W.Nr. 5212) following aerial combat over England resulted in hospitalisation until March 1941. On 7 May 1941, he gained his 9th and 10th victories when he downed two RAF Spitfire fighters. He spent a short period on the Eastern Front where he added nine victories to his tally. Oberfeldwebel Wurmheller was transferred back to the Channel front to serve with the Stabsstaffel of II./JG2 in July 1941. In less than four weeks, Wurmheller claimed 13 Spitfires. On 4 September, Oberfeldwebel Wurmheller was awarded the Ritterkreuz for 31 victories. A further spell of instructing followed before a return to combat duty in May 1942. Assigned to 1./JG2, Wurmheller gained 10 victories during May 1942. In June he claimed another 11 victories. His most successful day came during the Allied landings at Dieppe on 19 August 1942. Despite a crash-landing, during which he broke a leg and suffered concussion, Wurmheller claimed seven victories during the day. The feat earned Wurmheller a promotion to the rank of Leutnant and the award of the Eichenlaub (Nr 146), presented on 20 August 1942.
His score stood at 60 victories.

On 1 April 1943, Wurmheller was appointed Staffelkapitan of 9./JG2. He recorded his 70th victory on 17 May, when he shot down a USAAF B-17 four-engine bomber. On 23 September, he was wounded by bomb splinters while making an emergency landing in Fw 190A-6 (W.Nr. 530314) 'Yellow 2' during a bombing raid at Vannes-Meucon. On 8 March 1944, he claimed his 90th victory. Hauptmann Wurmheller was appointed Gruppenkommandeur of III./JG2 on 8 June 1944. He replaced Hauptmann Herbert Huppertz (78 victories, RKEL) who had been shot down and killed in aerial combat. He downed two USAAF P-47 fighters near Caen on 12 June (100-101). Wurmheller killed in Fw 190A-8 (W.Nr. 171053) on 22 June 1944 during aerial combat with Allied fighters near Alencon when he collided with his wingman. He was posthumously awarded the Schwerten (Nr 108) and promoted to the rank of Major on 24 October. Josef 'Sepp' Wurmheller achieved 102 victories. He recorded nine victories over the Eastern Front. Of the 93 victories recorded over the Western Front, at least 20 were four-engine bombers and at least 56 RAF Spitfire fighters.

No Date Time Enemy A/C Type Unit Location / Comments
1. 30.9.1939 12:10 Battle 2./JG 53 K 9283, S/L Mc Donald, 150 Sq. - crash-landed at Ecury-sur-Coole
2. 28.9.1940 13:45 Spitfire 5./JG 53  
3. 30.9.1940 17:43 Hurricane 5./JG 53  
4. 12.10.1940 12:15 Spitfire 5./JG 53 60 km NW of Brest
5. 16.10.1940 15:20 Blenheim 5./JG 53 20 km NNE of Ile d'Ouessant
6. 4.4.1941 11:18 Spitfire 5./JG 53 20km N Wissant
7. 9.4.1941 17:21 Spitfire 5./JG 53 Dover Straits
8. 10.4.1941 18:43 Blenheim 5./JG 53  
9. 7.5.1941 7:47 Spitfire 5./JG 53  
10. 7.5.1941 7:47 Spitfire 5./JG 53  
11. 22.6.1941   SB-3 5./JG 53 Russia
12. 23.6.1941 9:00 SB-3 5./JG 53 Russia
13. 1.7.1941 19:50 SB-3 5./JG 53 Russia
14. 4.7.1941 14:52 SB-3 5./JG 53 Russia
15. 6.7.1941 19:45 SB-3 5./JG 53 Russia
16. 6.7.1941 19:47 SB-3 5./JG 53 Russia
17. 11.7.1941 3:25 I-16 5./JG 53 Russia
18. 12.7.1941 19:46 SB-3 5./JG 53 Russia
19. 15.7.1941 18:35 SB-3 5./JG 53 Russia
20. 24.7.1941 12:25 Spitfire Stab II./JG2 Hazebrouck
21. 7.8.1941 7:52 Spitfire Stab II./JG2  
22. 7.8.1941 17:47 Spitfire Stab II./JG2  
23. 16.8.1941 19:40 Spitfire Stab II./JG2  
24. 18.8.1941 16:05 Spitfire Stab II./JG2 Lille-Calais
25. 18.8.1941 16:16 Spitfire Stab II./JG2 Lille-Calais
26. 21.8.1941 15:08 Spitfire Stab II./JG2  
27. 26.8.1941 19:23 Spitfire Stab II./JG2  
28. 26.8.1941 19:24 Spitfire Stab II./JG2  
29. 27.8.1941 9:30 Spitfire Stab II./JG2  
30. 29.8.1941 8:30 Spitfire Stab II./JG2  
31. 4.9.1941 17:38 Spitfire Stab II./JG2 St Omer-Bethune
32. 17.5.1942 14:02 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
33. 19.5.1942 20:45 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
34. 19.5.1942 20:47 Spitfire 1./JG 2 20km NNW Calais
35. 19.5.1942 20:49 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
36. 30.5.1942 21:30 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
37. 30.5.1942 21:30 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
38. 31.5.1942 19:32 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
39. 31.5.1942 19:33 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
40. 31.5.1942 19:35 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
41. 31.5.1942 19:37 Spitfire 1./JG 2  
42. 2.6.1942 10:58 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, off Dieppe-Le Treport
43. 2.6.1942 11:00 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, off Dieppe-Le Treport
44. 2.6.1942 11:04 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, off Dieppe-Le Treport
45. 3.6.1942 16:47 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, off Le Havre
46. 3.6.1942 16:50 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, off Le Havre
47. 5.6.1942 15:45 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Somme Estuary-Abbeville
48. 5.6.1942 15:45 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Somme Estuary-Abbeville
49. 5.6.1942 15:46 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Somme Estuary-Abbeville
50. 5.6.1942 15:46 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Somme Estuary-Abbeville
51. 20.6.1942 15:51 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, off Le Havre
52. 20.6.1942 15:52 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, off Le Havre
53. 19.8.1942 9:08 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Near Dieppe
54. 19.8.1942 9:12 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Near Dieppe
55. 19.8.1942 9:16 Blenheim 1./JG 2 Near Dieppe / more likely Baltimore
56. 19.8.1942 15:16 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Near Dieppe
57. 19.8.1942 15:17 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Near Dieppe
58. 19.8.1942 17:32 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Near Dieppe
59. 19.8.1942 18:45 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Near Dieppe
60. 20.8.1942 19:02 Spitfire 1./JG 2 100km N Caen
? 20.8.1942 19:04 Spitfire 1./JG 2 100-105km N Caen
? 8.9.1942 14:39 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, NW Le Havre
? 8.9.1942 14:40 Spitfire 1./JG 2 Sea, NW Le Havre
? 2.10.1942 15:43 Spitfire 1./JG 2 N Fecamp
? 31.10.1942 18:08 Spitfire 1./JG 2 1-3km SE Canterbury
? 31.10.1942 18:12 Spitfire 1./JG 2 SE Walmer
? 16.2.1943 11:15 B-17 1./JG 2 N Brittany
? 16.2.1943 11:18 B-17 1./JG 2 N Brittany
? 12.3.1943 13:11 Typhoon 1./JG 2 50km N Fecamp
? 16.4.1943 14:25 B-17 9./JG 2 4838 / 14 West
? 1.5.1943 11:30 B-17 9./JG 2 3876 / 14 West
70. 17.5.1943 12:13 B-17 9./JG 2 EO Lorient-BP St. Brieuc
? 29.5.1943 16:25 B-17 9./JG 2 29359 / 14 West
? 29.5.1943 16:27 B-17 9./JG 2 2919 / 14 West
? 28.6.1943 17:10 B-17 9./JG 2 Off St Nazaire
? 4.7.1943 13:09 B-17 9./JG 2 Pl Qu 4725/14 West
? 4.7.1943 13:11 B-17 9./JG 2 Pl Qu 4725/14 West
? 10.7.1943 8:15 B-17 9./JG 2 15km SW Berck-sur-Mer
? 3.8.1943 20:26 Spitfire 9./JG 2 14 West N/5947
? 16.8.1943 12:28 Spitfire 9./JG 2 5km SW Bernay
? 22.8.1943 19:50 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Bernay area
? 27.8.1943 9:46 Spitfire 9./JG 2 05 Ost S/0047
81.? 2.9.1943 19:05 P-47 9./JG 2 05 Ost S/1034
? 3.9.1943 9:47 B-17 9./JG 2 29317 / 04 Ost
? 3.9.1943 10:48 B-17 9./JG 2 1015 / 15 West
? 15.9.1943 19:41 B-17 9./JG 2 St Germain-en-Pres
? 15.9.1943 19:46 B-17 9./JG 2 St Germain-en-Pres
? 8.2.1944 10:26 B-17 9./JG 2 Crevecoeur-Le Treport
? 20.2.1944 14:20 B-24 9./JG 2 20km NW Etretat
? 25.2.1944 11:26 B-26 9./JG 2 20km N Knokke
? 25.2.1944 11:28 B-26 9./JG 2 20km N Knokke
  25.2.1944 15:28 B-17 9./JG 2 Mondorf / not confirmed
? 2.3.1944 11:35 B-17 9./JG 2 Charleville
90. 8.3.1944   E/a 9./JG 2  
? 10.4.1944 9:26 B-17 9./JG 2 Dormans, 7000m
? 10.4.1944 9:28 P-38 9./JG 2 Dormans, 6000m
? 12.4.1944 13:15 B-24 9./JG 2  
98. 7.6.1944 6:03 Typhoon Stab III./JG2 Bayeux-Caen
99. 8.6.1944 9:25 P-51 Stab III./JG2 N Caen
100. 12.6.1944 10:44 P-47 Stab III./JG2 Lisieux
101. 12.6.1944 10:48 P-47 Stab III./JG2 Caen
102. 16.6.1944 20:04 P-51 Stab III./JG2  

Victories : 102
Awards : Deutsches Kreuz in Gold (21 August 1942)
Ritterkreuz (4 September 1941)
Eichenlaub (13 November 1942)
Schwertern (24 October 1944)
Units : JG53, JG2
http://www.luftwaffe.cz/wurmheller.html

Asisbiz database list of 104 aerial victories for Josef Wurmheller

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
30-Sep-39 Josef Wurmheller 2./JG53 Fairey Battle   12:10 West of Saarbrucken
28-Sep-40 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 Spitfire   13:45  
30-Sep-40 Josef Wurmheller 2./JG53 Spitfire 7000-6200m 17:43 20km N Portland
12-Oct-40 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 Spitfire   12:15 60km North of Brest
16-Oct-40 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 Blenheim   15:20 NNE ile dOuessant
04-Apr-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 Spitfire   11:18  
09-Apr-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 Spitfire   17:21  
10-Apr-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 Blenheim   18:43  
07-May-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 Spitfire   07:47  
07-May-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 Spitfire   07:47  
22-Jun-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 SB-2 3200m 18:01 N Tauraggan
23-Jun-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 SB-2   09:00  
01-Jul-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 SB-2   19:50 Russia
04-Jul-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 SB-2   14:52 Russia
06-Jul-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 SB-2   19:47 Russia
06-Jul-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 SB-2   19:45 Russia
11-Jul-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 I-16   03:25 Russia
12-Jul-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 SB-2   19:46 Russia
15-Jul-41 Josef Wurmheller 5./JG53 SB-2   18:35 Russia
24-Jul-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   12:25  
07-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   07:52  
07-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   17:47  
16-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   19:40  
18-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   16:05  
18-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   16:16  
21-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   15:08  
26-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   19:23  
26-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   19:24  
27-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   09:30  
29-Aug-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   08:30  
04-Sep-41 Josef Wurmheller Stab II./JG2 Spitfire   17:38  
17-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   14:02  
19-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   20:45  
19-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire 5000m 20:47 20km NNW Calais
19-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   20:49  
30-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   21:30  
30-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   21:30  
31-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   19:32  
31-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   19:33  
31-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   19:35  
31-May-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   19:37  
02-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   11:04  
02-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   10:58  
02-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   11:00  
03-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   16:47  
03-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   16:50  
05-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   15:45  
05-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   15:45½  
05-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   15:46  
05-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   15:46½  
20-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   15:51  
20-Jun-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   15:52  
19-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire 1500m 15:16 10-15km N Dieppe
19-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Blenheim 400m 09:16 10km SE Dieppe
19-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   18:45  
19-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   17:32  
19-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   09:12  
19-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   09:08  
19-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire 1500m 15:17 10-15km N Dieppe
20-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire 8000m 19:02 100km N Caen
20-Aug-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire 7500m 19:04 100-105km N Caen
08-Sep-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   14:40  
08-Sep-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire   14:39  
02-Oct-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire 3000-4000m 15:43 N Fecamp
31-Oct-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire 50m 18:08 1-3km SE Canterbury
31-Oct-42 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Spitfire 500m 18:12 SE Walmer
16-Feb-43 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 B-17 Fortress 8000m 11:15 38-4-1
16-Feb-43 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 11:18 48-2-9
12-Mar-43 Josef Wurmheller 1./JG2 Typhoon 7000m 13:11 50km N Fecamp
16-Apr-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 14:25 4838/14 West
01-May-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6500m 11:30 3876/14 West
17-May-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 12:13 4345/14 West
29-May-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 16:25 29359/14 West
29-May-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 4000m 16:27 2919/14 West
28-Jun-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 17:10 3875/14 West
04-Jul-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 13:09 4725/14 West
04-Jul-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 13:11 72131/14 West
10-Jul-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress   08:15 15km SW Berck-sur-Mer
03-Aug-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 Spitfire V 100m 20:26 14 West N/5947
16-Aug-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 Spitfire 2000m 12:28 5km SW Bernay
22-Aug-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 Spitfire 2000m 19:50 05 Ost S/0067 (Bernay area)
27-Aug-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 Spitfire 3000m 09:46 05 Ost S/0047
02-Sep-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 1000m 19:05 05 Ost S/1034
03-Sep-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6500m 09:47 29317/04 Ost
03-Sep-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7500m 10:48 1015/15 West
15-Sep-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 14:46 St Germain-en-Laye
15-Sep-43 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 14:41 St Germain-en-Laye
29-Jan-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-24 Liberator 7000m 11:04 05 Ost S/4021
08-Feb-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 8000m 10:26 05 Ost S/2049
20-Feb-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-24 Liberator 5000m 14:20 QA-8 20km NW etretat
24-Feb-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6500m 12:40 05 Ost S/73489
25-Feb-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 15:28 bei Bad Mondorf
25-Feb-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-26 Marauder   11:26 05 Ost S/224
25-Feb-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-26 Marauder 3000-3500m 11:28 05 Ost S/224
02-Mar-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7500m 11:35 Charleville
16-Mar-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-24 Liberator 7300m 10:45 BK-BLW St Dizier
10-Apr-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 7000m 09:26 04 Ost N/0292 (Dormans)
10-Apr-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 P-38 Lightning 6000m 09:28 04 Ost N/0292 (Dormans)
12-Apr-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 B-24 Liberator 5000m 13:15 4118/05 Ost
07-Jun-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 Typhoon 1500m 06:03 TT-TU auf See
08-Jun-44 Josef Wurmheller 9./JG2 P-51 Mustang 2000m 09:25 TU-7 (Ouistreham)
12-Jun-44 Josef Wurmheller Stab III./JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt 100m 10:44 UA-12 (10km NE Lisieux)
12-Jun-44 Josef Wurmheller Stab III./JG2 P-47 Thunderbolt Low Level 10:48 UU-6 (15km E Caen)
16-Jun-44 Josef Wurmheller Stab III./JG2 P-51 Mustang 200m 19:52 108315 West/S



Siegfried "Wumm" Schnell

Siegfried "Wumm" Schnell was born on 23 January 1916 at Zielenzig in Mark Brandenburg. He joined the Luftwaffe in 1936. At the beginning of World War 2, Feldwebel Schnell was serving with 4./JG2. On 14 May 1940, he scored his first victory, a French Bloch 152 fighter. He also participated in the Battle of Britain. Leutnant Schnell was awarded the Ritterkreuz on 9 November for 20 victories. On 24 June 1941, he was transfered as Staffelkapitan to 9./JG2. On 8 July he shot down three Spitfires to achieve his 40th victory and was awarded the Eichenlaub (No. 18). He was at this time one of the highest scoring aces of JG2. On 19 August 1942, over Dieppe he destroyed five Spitfires to reach his 70th victory. Schnell reached his 80th victory on 4 April 1943.

On 1 May 1944, Schnell was appointed Gruppenkommandeur of III./JG54. On 11 January 1944, he downed three B-17s to reach 90 victories. On 11 February, he was transfered to IV./JG54 which was based on the Eastern Front. He shot down three Russian aircraft, but on 25 February 1944 over Narva he was shot down in Bf-109 G-6 (WNr. 411 675) and killed by a Soviet fighter. "Wumm" Schnell flew about 500 missions during which he scored a total of 93 victories. 90 of these were scored on the Western Front. His score also included 12 four-engined bombers.

No Date Time Enemy A/C Type Unit Location
1. 14.5.1940   Bloch 152 4./JG 2  
2. 5.6.1940   E/a 4./JG 2 French A/c
3. 29.7.1940 13:20 Blenheim 4./JG 2 NW Le Harve
4. 30.7.1940 13:20 Blenheim 4./JG 2 NW Le Harve
5.-18. 28.8.1940 18:30~ Hurricane 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 30.8.1940 17:50 Spitfire 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 31.8.1940 17:05~ Spitfire 4./JG 2 Dover
5.-18. 2.9.1940   Hurricane 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 4.9.1940   Hurricane 4./JG 2 Ashford
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
5.-18. 1940   E/a 4./JG 2  
19. 6.11.1940 15:40 Hurricane 4./JG 2 E Southampton
20. 7.11.1940 15:30 Hurricane 4./JG 2 S Isle of Wight
? 17.6.1941   Blenheim 4./JG 2  
? 21.6.1941 16:48 Spitfire 4./JG 2 W Le Touquet
? 21.6.1941 16:49 Spitfire 4./JG 2 W Le Touquet
? 22.6.1941 16:20 Spitfire 4./JG 2 St Omer-Gravelines
? 23.6.1941 20:19 Spitfire 4./JG 2 Pas-de-Calais
? 23.6.1941 20:20 Blenheim 4./JG 2 Pas-de-Calais
? 23.6.1941 20:22 Blenheim 4./JG 2 Pas-de-Calais
? 24.6.1941 20:44 Spitfire 4./JG 2 Gravelines-Ramsgate
? 25.6.1941 11:42 Spitfire 4./JG 2 Hazebrouck-Gravelines
? 25.6.1941 16:32 Spitfire 4./JG 2 St Omer-Boulogne
? 25.6.1941 16:40 Spitfire 4./JG 2 St Omer-Boulogne
? 27.6.1941 21:30 Spitfire Stab JG2 Lille-Gravelines
? 27.6.1941 21:32 Spitfire Stab JG2 Lille-Gravelines
? 3.7.1941 15:40 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Dunkirk-Gravelines
? 4.7.1941 15:05 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Hazebrouck-Lens-Hardelot
? 4.7.1941 15:07 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Hazebrouck-Lens-Hardelot
? 4.7.1941 15:15 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Hazebrouck-Lens-Hardelot
? 4.7.1941 16:43 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 6.7.1941 14:40 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 8.7.1941 15:45 Spitfire 9./JG 2 SW Bergues
? 8.7.1941 15:46~ Spitfire 9./JG 2  
40. 8.7.1941 15:47~ Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 9.7.1941 13:57 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 9.7.1941 13:57 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 9.7.1941 14:05 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 9.7.1941 16:10 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 9.7.1941 16:20 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 9.7.1941 16:22 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 1.9.1941 19:22 Blenheim 9./JG 2 Pl. Qu. 21594
? 4.9.1941 16:03 Whirlwind 9./JG 2 Cherbourg 200m
? 4.9.1941 16:05 Whirlwind 9./JG 2 N Cherbourg 200m
? 4.9.1941 16:07 Hurricane 9./JG 2 N Cherbourg 200m
? 18.9.1941 17:37 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Rouen-Dieppe
? 18.9.1941 17:40 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Rouen-Dieppe
? 12.10.1941 17:10 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Off Cap de la Hague
? 12.10.1941 17:15 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Off Cap de la Hague
? 8.11.1941 15:32 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 8.11.1941 15:35 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 8.11.1941 15:37 Spitfire 9./JG 2  
? 12.2.1942   Hampden 9./JG 2 Off Holland
52. V.1942   E/a 9./JG 2  
53. V.1942   E/a 9./JG 2  
54. V.1942   E/a 9./JG 2  
55. V.1942   E/a 9./JG 2  
56. V.1942   E/a 9./JG 2  
57. V.1942   E/a 9./JG 2  
58. 3.6.1942 15:27-42 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Off Cherbourg
59. 3.6.1942 15:27-42 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Off Cherbourg
60. 3.6.1942 15:27-42 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Off Cherbourg
61. 3.6.1942 15:27-42 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Off Cherbourg
62. 4.6.1942 12:48-58 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Off Cap Levy
63. 4.6.1942 12:48-58 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Off Cap Levy
64. 6.6.1942 17:14-36 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Cherbourg-Cap Levy
65. 6.6.1942 17:14-36 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Cherbourg-Cap Levy
66. 26.6.1942 14:40-48 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Fecamp-Etretat
67. 19.8.1942 11:38 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Near Dieppe
68. 19.8.1942 12:06 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Near Dieppe
69. 19.8.1942 15:32 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Near Dieppe
70. 19.8.1942 15:34 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Near Dieppe
71. 19.8.1942 15:42 Spitfire 9./JG 2 Near Dieppe
72.-74. 23.11.1942 13:40 B-17 9./JG 2 SE Belle Ile, 3000m
72.-74. 30.12.1942 11:52 B-17 9./JG 2 W Ile de Groix, 5000m
72.-74. ?   USAAF A/c 9./JG 2  
75. II.1943   USAAF A/c 9./JG 2 18.2.1943?
76. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2  
77. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2  
78. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2  
79. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2  
80. 4.4.1943   E/a 9./JG 2  
81. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2 or Stab III./JG54?
82. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2 or Stab III./JG54?
83. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2 or Stab III./JG54?
84. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2 or Stab III./JG54?
85. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2 or Stab III./JG54?
86. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2 or Stab III./JG54?
87. 1943   E/a 9./JG 2 or Stab III./JG54?
88. 11.1.1944   B-17 Stab III./JG54  
89. 11.1.1944   B-17 Stab III./JG54  
90. 11.1.1944   B-17 Stab III./JG54  
91. II.1944   E/a Stab IV./JG54 East
92. II.1944   E/a Stab IV./JG54 East
93. II.1944   E/a Stab IV./JG54 East

Victories : 93
Awards : Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves
Units : JG2, JG54
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Asisbiz database list of 93 aerial victories for Siegfried Schnell

Date Pilot Name Unit Enemy A/C Type Height Time Location
03-Jun-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 franz. Jager     epernay
03-Jun-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 franz. Jager     epernay
29-Jul-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Blenheim   13:20 NW Le Havre
30-Jul-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Blenheim      
30-Aug-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   17:50  
02-Sep-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Hurricane   18:00  
07-Sep-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   17:38  
08-Sep-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Hurricane   13:15  
11-Sep-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   17:05  
11-Sep-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   17:12  
30-Sep-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   17:55 N Portland
30-Sep-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Hurricane   18:00 N Portland
07-Oct-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   17:55  
15-Oct-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   13:39 Southampton
15-Oct-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   13:42 Southampton
06-Nov-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Hurricane   13:40 East of Southampton
07-Nov-40 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Hurricane   15:30 S Isle of Wight
21-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   16:48 West of Le Touquet
21-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   16:49 West of Le Touquet
22-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   16:20  
23-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   20:19  
23-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Blenheim   20:20  
23-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Blenheim   20:22  
24-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   20:44  
25-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   11:42  
25-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   16:32  
25-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   16:40  
26-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   11:42 -
27-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   21:30  
27-Jun-41 Siegfried Schnell 4./JG2 Spitfire   21:32  
03-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:40 Dunkirk-Gravelines
04-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:05  
04-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:07  
04-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:15  
04-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   16:43  
06-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   14:40  
08-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire 4000m 06:45 SW Bergues
08-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:45 SW Bergues
09-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   13:57  
09-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   13:59  
09-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   14:05  
09-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   16:10  
09-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   16:20  
09-Jul-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   16:22  
01-Sep-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Blenheim   19:22 21/59/4
04-Sep-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Whirlwind   16:03  
04-Sep-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Whirlwind   16:05  
04-Sep-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Hurricane   16:07  
18-Sep-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   17:37  
18-Sep-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   17:40  
12-Oct-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   17:10  
12-Oct-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   17:15  
08-Nov-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:32  
08-Nov-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:35  
08-Nov-41 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:37  
12-Feb-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Hampden     Sea off Holland
03-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:27  
03-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:29  
03-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:34  
03-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:36  
03-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:27 Sea off Cherbourg
03-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:29 Sea off Cherbourg
03-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:34 Sea off Cherbourg
03-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:36 Sea off Cherbourg
04-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   12:48  
04-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   12:58  
06-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   17:14  
06-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   17:16  
26-Jun-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   17:43 Fecamp-etretat
19-Aug-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   11:38  
19-Aug-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   12:06  
19-Aug-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:32  
19-Aug-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:34  
19-Aug-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire   15:42  
08-Nov-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 Spitfire 6500m 12:13 1176/05 Ost
23-Nov-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 3000m 13:40 SE Belle ile
30-Dec-42 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 5000m 11:52 West of ile de Groix
03-Jan-43 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 6000m 11:42 10km SW St Nazaire
03-Jan-43 Siegfried Schnell 9./JG2 B-17 Fortress 4000m 11:47 14 West N/3877
21-May-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 B-17 Fortress 7000m 12:30 7km SE Jever
21-May-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 B-17 Fortress 6000m 12:50 7572/05 Ost
13-Jun-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 B-17 Fortress 7000m 09:30 bei Preetz (SE Kiel)
25-Jul-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 Spitfire 3000m 15:04 500m N Broek (SEGouda)
25-Jul-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 Typhoon 2000m 15:07 05 Ost S/FJ-5 (NW Ijmuiden)
25-Jul-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 Typhoon 2500m 20:12 05 Ost S/GJ-4 (off Zandvoort)
25-Jul-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 Spitfire 2500m 20:12 05 Ost S/GJ-6 (off Zandvoort)
27-Jul-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 Typhoon 3000m 20:22 05 Ost S/GF-3 (W Haarlem)
30-Jul-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 B-17 Fortress Hss 8000m 10:18 HM-9 (N Arnhem)
30-Jul-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 P-47 Thunderbolt 7000m 10:37 JK-7 (SW Dordrecht)
30-Aug-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 P-47 Thunderbolt 7000m 10:37 JK 7 (SW Dordrecht)
09-Oct-43 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54 B-17 Fortress 5000m 14:27 PF-1 (Ronne Island)
25-Feb-44 Siegfried Schnell 2./JG54        
25-Feb-44 Siegfried Schnell Stab III./JG54        

    Some of the most widely used Book References:: +

  • Jagdwaffe: Battle of Britain: Phase One: July-August 1940 (Luftwaffe Colours: Volume Two, Section 1) Paperback Eric Mombeek (Author), David Wadman (Author), Eddie J Creek (Author)
  • Jagdwaffe: Battle of Britain: Phase Two: August-September 1940 (Luftwaffe Colours: Volume Two, Section 2) Paperback Eric Mombeek (Author), David Wadman (Author), Martin Pegg (Author)
  • Jagdwaffe: Battle of Britain: Phase Three: September-October 1940 (Luftwaffe Colours: Volume Two, Section 3) Paperback Eric Mombeek (Author), David Wadman (Author), Martin Pegg (Author)
  • Jagdwaffe: Battle of Britain: Phase Four: November 1940-June 1941 (Luftwaffe Colours: Volume Two, Section 4) Paperback Eric Mombeek (Author), David Wadman (Author), Martin Pegg (Author)

    Web References: +

  • Airfix Magazines (English) - http://www.airfix.com/
  • Avions (French) - http://www.aerostories.org/~aerobiblio/rubrique10.html
  • FlyPast (English) - http://www.flypast.com/
  • Flugzeug Publikations GmbH (German) - http://vdmedien.com/flugzeug-publikations-gmbh-hersteller_verlag-vdm-heinz-nickel-33.html
  • Flugzeug Classic (German) - http://www.flugzeugclassic.de/
  • Klassiker (German) - http://shop.flugrevue.de/abo/klassiker-der-luftfahrt
  • Le Fana de L'Aviation (French) - http://boutique.editions-lariviere.fr/site/abonnement-le-fana-de-l-aviation-626-4-6.html
  • Le Fana de L'Aviation (French) - http://www.pdfmagazines.org/tags/Le+Fana+De+L+Aviation/
  • Osprey (English) - http://www.ospreypublishing.com/
  • Revi Magazines (Czech) - http://www.revi.cz/
  • Luftwaffe profiles http://luftwaffeprofiles.blogspot.com/p/fw-190-a8-profiles.html
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