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22 November 2008, 06:53 PM
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Arthur Danneburg ?
Fokker DR I 475/17 -pilot Arthur Danneburg?
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22 November 2008, 07:32 PM
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Hi PFFF:
I don't show a pilot named Arthur Danneburg in The Jasta Pilots book. Were did you get this reference? The only pilot reference to 475/17 is Ltn. Emmerich Honig but we now know different. Greg has stated that the caption on this photo was Bruch Dannneburg but no listing for him. In the J14 files there is no listing. This Dr.I was a Jasta 14 plane than has been reported that it had stalled and crashed at the Phalempin Aerodrome on June 4, 1918. Lloyd...
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22 November 2008, 11:44 PM
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Here's a photo of Honig's crash:
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23 November 2008, 05:41 AM
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Enthusiast:
Please note that Ltn. Emmerich Honig died in a crash in an Albatros on June 4, 1918. This was what we know but this is a good example on how new information corrects history but the old information is still out there. The question still remains who was in 475/17 when this happen and is the date correct? One of the only ways were going to find out is if another photo surfaces with a name and date. Lloyd...
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23 November 2008, 07:02 AM
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I saw it on Post # 18 on thread
http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/ai...ros-d-v-2.html Checking this thread-the overturned aircraft 475/17 in MAy 1918 by A "Lt Arthur Danneburg " Nearest reference I've found is on page 121 of Franks "The JASta Pilots"-but first name is different????????????? |
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25 November 2008, 11:12 AM
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German Pilot ID
Sorry, this was supposed to be new thread.
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