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Erich Weissflog Died : 1999

Oberstleutnant Erich Weissflog (deceased) Erich Weissflog flew in the Me110 Zerstorer during the Battle of Britain with II./ZG76, the Sharks Gruppe. He was also radio operator to Hans-Joachim Jabs on almost all his Destroyer, and later, night fighter missions in NG1. He was awarded the Knights Cross in 1944 and participated in a total of 48 day and night air victories. He passed away in 1999.

Clipped Signature - Erich Weissflog. One edition. £50.00

One - Tens Over Kent by Nicolas Trudgian 5 editions. 4 of the 5 editions feature up to 3 additional signatures. £2.00 - £220.00

The Greatest Day by Robert Taylor. 4 of 5 editions available. All 5 editions feature up to 28 additional signatures. £210.00 - £495.00

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Clipped Signature - Erich Weissflog. Flew as radio operator in Me110s during the Battle of Britain with ZG.76, and mostly partnered Me110 Ace Hans-Joachim Jabs, taking part in 48 aerial victories. He died in 1999.

One - Tens Over Kent by Nicolas Trudgian Messerschmitt Me110s and 109s of the Luftwaffes 210 Gruppe based at Calais-Marck in northern France, make a low-level run across the Kent countryside after a surprise attack on R.A.F. Biggin Hill, August 30, 1940

The Greatest Day by Robert Taylor. Sunday 15 September 1940 and Luftwaffe supremo Hermann Goering believed victory over the RAF was at hand. Today, he decreed, would be the day that his 'glorious' Luftwaffe would finally break the back of Fighter Command's stubborn resistance. Or so he believed. In response to a massed formation of enemy aircraft detected heading for London, Air Vice Marshal Keith Park commanding 11 Group scrambled his squadrons. He also requested that 12 Group bring Douglas Bader's 'Big Wing' down from Duxford. Every available pilot and machine was committed. Prime Minister Winston Churchill turned to Park and asked "What other reserves have we" "There are none", Park replied. Bader now had five squadrons racing south, meeting what remained of the enemy on the outskirts of London. With a successful morning behind them the RAF fighters raced back to re-fuel and re-arm. Just after 14.00 hrs another enemy battle group was observed and this time the formations were even larger. Bader's Wing was scrambled once more.

Oberstleutnant Erich Weissflog (deceased)

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