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A Heinkel He 111 P-2 "CA+NA" (Werknummer 2471) part of "Fliegerstaffel des Führers" (Führer's Air Squadron) in the spring of 1942 during a visit by Adolf Hitler to an airfield in the Southern sector of the Eastern Front
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A Heinkel He 111 P-2 "CA+NA" (Werknummer 2471) part of "Fliegerstaffel des Führers" (Führer's Air Squadron) in the spring of 1942 during a visit by Adolf Hitler to an airfield in the Southern sector of the Eastern Front
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A Heinkel He 111 P-2 "CA+NA" (Werknummer 2471) part of "Fliegerstaffel des Führers" (Führer's Air Squadron) in the spring of 1942 during a visit by Adolf Hitler to an airfield in the Southern sector of the Eastern Front
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Heinkel He 111 in the airfield
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A formation of Heinkel He 111
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Oberleutnant Walter Grasemann, Staffelkapitän 9/KG 27, in front of Heinkel He 111 H-20 1G+BT
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ReplyDeleteWrong! The photos of Hitler's He 111 (F. d. F) were taken on Dec 03, 1941, not in spring 1942. Where I come from this is called winter, and if you take a close look at the soldiers: they're all dressed as if they are freezing their butts off.
ReplyDeleteIt was taken at the airfield of the 7.(F)/LG 2 in Mariupol. The boots in the foreground of the third picture had been prepared there for Hitler, because he's freezing on his flight to the airfield. That's why he ordered a new pair of flight fur boots (B13-S-Fliegerstiefel) for his flight back home. When he received the boots he even had to sign a receipt with, guess what, the exact date on it, when this photo was taken. Yes, German bureaucracy didn't even stop at Hitler.
The receipt:
http://www.jg52.net/besondere-dokument-urkunde/b13-s-fliegerstiefel