What does "Fliegerhor??kommandantur" in the unit stamp signify?
What does "Fliegerhor??kommandantur" in the unit stamp signify?
Excellent, thank you!
If you follow this link, select 'Germany 1937 Borders' and then scroll down to the appropriate section, there is a fair bit of information on Schleissheim...
Luftwaffe Airfields 1935-1945
Last edited by hucks216; 07-17-2016 at 02:42 PM.
Wow, excellent source of info. Thanks a lot!
The signature indicated might well be that of Oberst Hans Poetsch who finished the war as a Generalmajor. This is his bio... Generalmajor Hans Poetsch
It looks like you're right! Great find, thanks!
I believe this is some sort of 1939-dated weather report written by the same Luftwaffe individual that's the subject of the previous documents.
Last edited by Dillinger022; 07-20-2016 at 03:09 AM.
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Mark
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It's weather information from the Regensburg weather observatory of the Reichswetterdienst [National Weather Service] provided in preparation for a flight from Regensburg to Ingolstadt with scheduled take-off at 1600 hrs. on 25 July 1939.
Gefreiter Listl was merely the recipient of the report; the signature of the consulting meteorologist is at bottom right.
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