A small collection of Focke-Wulf 190s and Messerschmitt Bf 109s is currently on offer from kurmark-antik.
As always - more information on the photographs and comments with regards to my theories are most welcome!
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| Schwarze 4 of (in my opinion) 11./JG 5 after a an accident at what I think is Banak airfield. I believe this to be the landing accident of the FW 190 WNr 481, flown by Friedrich Hammesfahr on December 11th 1942, the accident resulting in a damage assessed to 20%. |
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| Another image of the same aircraft during the operation to get it back on it´s wheels. |
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| The second dual set of photographs show another FW 190 in the north, I believe this to be the airfield at Banak also. A fitting loss record could be the FW 190 A-3, WNr 2275 which was damaged 35 % after a landing accident on May 31st 1943. |
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| The same aircraft shown from the other side. |
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| A Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-2 or A-3 coded Schwarze 14 parked with starting cart attached. The apparently treeless hill in the background hints to the far north, but I will have to check further reference photos before I make a guess on where this was taken. |
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| An early series Bf 109F being pushed into the custom made hangar, most likely at the airfield at Alakurtti in Finland |
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| Another Bf 109F, probably also at one of the airfields in the far north. |
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| Three members of JG 5 in front of a Bf 109G of the unit. |