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1 Zimmermann, HeinrichUffz11/24/1916Bochum3/KG-3Do 17 Werk # 3378 (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 28 August, 1940; crashed his Dornier near Rocherath, buried Herhahn Germany, Grave # 388. Source: A. Rosseels.
2 Zehbe, RobertOblt1913/12/04Kiel1./KG 76Do 17 Z-2 "F1 + FH" Werknr. 2361 (lost15/09/40)Battle of Britain pilot WIA 15 September, 1940 over England and buried there. Wartime Grave outside of London, seen on Military Channel. Added: During a raid on London, he had already been damaged and on fire as a result of earlier combat. Hurricane pilot, Sgt Raymond Holmes, of No.504 Sq., rammed the Dornier when his guns jammed. The Dornier tail section separated, and the bomber crashed at Victoria Railway Station, Central London, near Buckingham Palace. Both Zehbe and Holmes bailed, but Zehbe died of his wounds later (You Tube News video). Added: He had been set onfire during combat with 4 to 6 Spitfires over London during a noontime raid. He crashed at Oval cricket grounds about a half mile from Buckingham Palace. This source suggests he was beaten by civilians, but a witness claims he had been wounded. He died of his wounds on 16 September, 1940, and was buried in the Brookwood Cem., Woking, Surrey (Luftwaffe Officer Career Summaries, spelled as Zehbe. His grave marker is clearly Zehbe). MORE: Zehbe buried Brookwood, 15/A/2. Remaining crew: Uffz Hans Goschenhofer (geb 14/04/1912 in Nördlingen (CK), Obs (KilledInAction (KIA)); Ogefr Ludwig Armbruster, R/O (POW); Uffz Leo Hammermeister, Flt Engr (WIA & POW) and Uffz Gustav Hubel, Gnr (born 17/07/18 in Georgsmarienhütte (CK)=KilledInAction (KIA)). The two addition deceased crew buried CC; Goschenhofer 5/14/333 and Hubel 1/4/132 (D.Drury).


Zehbe's Dornier falls on Victoria Station, London



3 Windschild, WernerLt8/KG-76Do 17Z-2 Werk # Unk (dam 8//18/40), Ju 88A-5 Werk # 2409 "F1 + BS" (lost 7/2/41)Bomber Operational ClaspMIA 2 July, 1941, cause unknown. Remaining crew (MIA): Fw Jakob Streibel, Obs; Fw Herbert Haupt, R/O and Fw Felix Reinstein, Flt Engr.. On 18 August, 1940, his Dornier was damaged by a Hurricane of No.17 Sq., piloted by S/L Cedric Williams, over the Strait of Dover, off Gravelines (Fr). He crash landed at Calais; no injuries to the crew. One known passenger, a War Correspondant, Hans Theyer (D.Drury).
4 Willenbockel, ErnstUffz6/21/1921
Lommel, Belgium		3/KG-1Do 17ZA (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 27 May, 1940 during the French Campaign, crashing his Dornier near Moorslede, buried Lommel, Block 42/411. Source: A. Rosseels.
5 Wiepreskie, Lt2/KG-3Do 17 Werk # 2541 (lost)Wound Badge. Bomber Operational ClaspWIA 28 August, 1940, his Dornier crash landing near Tienen. Source: A. Rosseels.
6 Weyler, FranzOfw9/KG-2Do 17Z Werk # 2852 "U? + ES" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 20 November, 1940, his Dornier crashing near Paliseul. Source: A. Rosseels.
7 Weigl, JosefLt1/KG-2Do 217E-4 Werk # 5341 "U5 + FH" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspMIA 29 August, 1942 after aerial combat with a Beaufighter believed to be from RCAF No 406 Sq., piloted by Flt Lt J.R.B. Firth. The Dornier was seen burning on the water 30 miles east of Whitby. After what was described as "stiff combat", Firth returned to base at Scorton w/o his starboard engine, his Beaufighter overshot the runway, hitting a nearby house, killing Firth and gunner P/O R.G. Harding. Remaining crew (all MIA): Uffz Hans Joachim Hanisch, Observer, Ogefr Maximilian Reitter, wireless operator, and Ogefr Wilhelm Schlesinger, mechanic. Alternate spelling: Weigel.
8 Vetterl, JosefFw1/Ku.Fl.Gr-606 (Lannion)Do 17Z-3 Werk # 2772 7T + EH" (lost 10/11/40)Observer Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 11 October, 1940; crashed at Carmel Head Wales, no further detail. Remaining crew: Lt.z.S Jürgen von Krause, Obs (POW); Ogefr Helmut Sundermann (POW) and Fw Heinrich "Heinz" Arpert (POW). Added: The remaining crew were rescued by a trawler and taken prisoner. Sunderman was the R/O and Arpert was the fly Engr.. The Dornier was sd by Spitfires of No.611 Sq.. No known grave for Vetterl (D.Drury).
9 Toifel, HorstUffz2/15/19191/KG-2Do 217E-4 Werk # 5523 "U5 + AH" (lost 3/18/43)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 18/19 March, 1943; sd by a Mosquito of RCAF No. 410 Sq, piloted by F/O D.Williams. The ac crashed in the marshes near Terrington St Clement, Norfolk. Remaining crew (KilledInAction (KIA)): Ogefr Georg Riedel, Uffz Ludwig Petzold and Uffz Heinrich Peter. (Source: J.Schadskaje). Added: F/O D.J. "Blackie" Williams and a ground AA battery shareded the claim, however Williams claimed he did not fir a shot, but the Dornier crashed taking evasive action! No known graves (D.Drury).
10 Tiedemann, ReinholdUffz5/10/1916Berlin8/KG-2 (5/40)D0 17Z Werk # Unk (lost 5/19/40)Bomber Operational ClaspKIA 19 May, 1940, when his ac was attacked by a Bloch 152 of GC I/8, piloted by S/Lt Jean Ruby, who, after firing upon the Dornier, collided with it, and both fell to the ground at Montepilloy, Oise, France. Remaining crew (desig unk): Uffz Heinrich Seifart (KIA), Gefr Willi Eckert (KIA) and Gefr Hans Behnke (POW after evading capture for several days). The deceased are buried in the German War Cem. at Beauvais; Uffz Tiedemann in Blk 3, Row 14, Gr 584 and Uffz Seifert in Gr 582. A commemorative plaque for S/Lt Ruby can be found where he crashed, at La Croix Sainte Jaunisse, Mont L'Eveque (his grave location not found) (D.Drury).davedrury
11 Stoldt, Walter Hptm4/20/1913Hamburg
Cannock Chase		1/KG-76Do 17Z Werk # 2504 "F1 + IH" (lost 8/18/40)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 18 August, 1940: sd by a Hurricane of No.32 Sq., piloted by P/O Alan Eckford. The Dornier was sd during an attack on RAF Kenley, and crashed at Hurst Green, near Oxted, Surrey. Remaining crew: Fw Johann Beck, Obs (POW), Uffz Paul Gengel, R/O (KilledInAction (KIA)); Ofw Wilhelm Lautersack, Flt Engr (POW) and Oblt Walter Surk, a War Correspondant, (KilledInAction (KIA)). The three deceased are buried in a collective grave at CC, Plot 9, Row 3, Gr 13 (D.Drury).
12 Stechmann, HansOfw5/14/1918Buxtehude bei Hamburg41

Courtesy Christian König

I(J)/TrGr-186, 9/JG-3 (7/40 Channel), 8/JG-3 (12/40 Desvres, Fr.), 9/JG-3 (1/41 Low Countries & Russia)Bf 109E-4 Werk # 5150 "Yellow 3 + I" (12/40) RK(9/4/41)
EP(7/21/41)

EK 1 & 2
Fighter Operational Clasp		After 9/JG-3, he was a fighter instructor, and afterwards, a Dornier test pilot. About 400 combat missions. Scored JG-3s 1000th victory on 15 July, 1941. 9 victories in the West. Plus 7 unconfirmed victories. One known victory, his 1st, a Blenheim Mk IV of No.107 Sq., 5 km NE of Le Touquet on 10 July, 1940. His 2nd, a Spitfire over London on 24 August, 1940. His 3rd, a Spitfire near Southend on 28 August, 1940. His 4th, a Hurricane at Dungeness on 12 September, 1940. His 5th, a Spifire in the Maidstone area on 15 September, 1940. His 6th, a Spitfire S of Dover on 24 September, 1940. His 7th, a Spitfire over England on 1 December, 1940, no specific location. His 8th, a Hurricane 30 km W of Boulogne on 23 January, 1941. His 9th, a Hurricane at Cape Gris Nez on 15 May, 1941. Bowers/Lednicer, 33 victories. Deceased 27 June, 1994 Neustadt. Alternates spelling: Steckmann (P. Bastin).
13 Stampfer, JosefUffz8/KG-2 (Cambrai-Süd)Do 17Z-3 Werk # 3440 "U5 + PS" (lost 9/15/40)Bomber Operational ClaspPOW 15 September, 1940 when his Dornier was sd before reaching the target, the Deptford Docks, by a Hurricane of No.253 Sq., piloted by F/Sgt Innes. With his port engine damaged, he jettisoned his bomb load over Walderslade just before the crew all bailed w/o injuries. The ac crashed SE of London at The Chase, City Way, Chatham, Kent. Remaining crew (POW): Oblt Werner Kittmann, Obs; Uffz Paul Langer, R/O and Flg Wolfgang Köhler II, a War Correspondent. The original "note" detail was lost, and recovered by viewer, Peter Cook, Thank You Peter.
14 Schweigl, Johann "Hans"Oblt2/22/1919Stab/StG-2 (4/41), 10/LG-1 (6/43), II/LG-1 (9/43)Do 17P Werk # Unk "T6 + EA" (lost 5/24/41), Ju 87D-3 Werk # Unk (dam 7/5/42)
Deutsches Kreuz - Gold(6/4/43)

EK 1 & 2
EP (10/19/42), Wound Badge, Dive Bomber Operational Clasp		WIA 5 July, 1942 when his D-3 was shot up at Petrowsk. MIA briefly, and WIA, 24 May, 1941, when his Dornier as shot down near Iraklion (DK-G Awards List & LOCS).
15 Schuppan, HelmutFw14/10/19 (CK)Lübben (CK)2


2/NJG-3Do 217J-2 Werk # 1258 "D5 + CK" (lost 2/19/43)*
EK 1 & 2
Night Fighter Operational Clasp		KilledInAction (KIA) the night of 18/19 February, 1943; sd (exploding) over the sea near Georgesheil, 10 km west of Aurich, by return fire of rear gunner, Sgt McDougle, from Halifax II "HR692 ZA-R" of No. 10 Sq, piloted by F/Lt Munro (Boiten & Combat Report via Simon Glancey). Remaining crew (KilledInAction (KIA)): Uffz Leopold Baumann, R/O (born 04/10/20 in Brühl, Baden, buried St. Georgen (CK)) and Ogefr Kurt Tuschy, Gnr. One known victory, a Stirling on 8 December, 1942. A 2nd, a Lancaster on 18 February, 1943, the night their Dornier was shot down. *The specific ac & remaining crew names per 12 Oclock Forum via Simon Glancey. Names and dates verified by CKönig.
16 Schulze, RudolfLt1/4/1919Hannover
Lommel, Belgium		9/KG-3Do 17 Werk # 3270 "5K + CT" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 2 October, 1940, crashing his Dornier near Beauvechain, buried Lommel, Block 21/145. Source: A. Rosseels.
17 Schuld, ErichUffz6/KG-40Do 217E-4 Werk # 5313 "F8 + LP" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspMIA 11 March, 1943 during a mission against Newcastle upon Tyne. Schulds Dornier was attacked by a Beaufighter of RAF No. 219 Sq., piloted by Sgt Hollingsworth. The bombers port engine caught on fire, the fire spreading rapidly throughout the AC, and spiralling down to the sea, some 50 miles off the Yorkshire coast. Remaining crew (all MIA): Uffz Werner Beihofer, Observer, Uffz Walter Deihard, wireless operator and Ogefr Wilhelm Pyttel, gunner.
18 Schneider, GottfriedLt6/24/1920Grossebersdorf



Courtesy Oleg Marin

Stab/KG-76 (9/40Cormeilles-en-Vexin)Do 17Z Werk # 2596 "F1 + BA" (lost 9/7/40)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 7 September, 1940, when, returning from a reconnaissance mission on the London docks, his ac was attacked by a Spitfire I "X4009" of No. 234 Sq., piloted by F/Lt Paterson C. Hughes. The Dornier crashed at Sundridge waterworks, Kent. It blew up with such force, it wrecked the Spitfire, killing Lt Hughes, and crashed at Darks Farm, Bessels Green, Kent. Lt Hughes buried Sutton-on-Hull Churchyard, Yorkshire, Row G, Gr 4. Remaining known crew (all buried CC 9-4-21,sgl grave): Ofw Karl Schneider (geb 7/17/1912), Obs and Uffz Walter Rupprecht (geb 7/6/1916), Gnr. No mention of the usual fourth crew man. (LOCS, D.Drury & K.Youngs).

Archive report
19 Saliger, HansLt4/KG-2Do 217K-1 Werk # 4478 "U5 + EM" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspMIA 13 July, 1943, failing to return from a raid on port installations at Grimsby, he is believed to have been shot down by a Mosquito of RCAF No. 410 Sq., piloted by Sq Ldr A.G.Lawrence. The Dornier took hits on the starboard engine and plummeted seaward, some 10 miles east of Humber. Remaining crew (all MIA): Gefr Hans Dähler, Observer, Uffz Walter Labinschuhs, wireless operator and Uffz Kurt Nürnberger, gunner. None of the crew were ever recovered.
20 Sachse, Lt4/KG-2Do 17 Werk # 3445 "U5 + MM (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 26 August, 1940, crashing his Dornier near Namur. Source: A. Rosseels.
21 Rumpff, HelmutFw4/KG-2Do 217K-1 Werk # 4620 "U5 +CM" (lost 9/22/43)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 22 September, 1943 when his Dornier struck the ground at Out Newton, at a shallow angle, during a low-level mine laying mission on the Humber Estuary near Withernsea. They were believed blinded by searchlights. Remaining crew were all buried in the Hull North Cemetery. His crew: Fw Siegfried Vomweg, Observer, Gefr Arno Ehemann, wireless operator and Ogefr Kurt Stiegler, gunner.
22 Reuss, FranzGen Maj4/17/1904Augsburg
9/KG-355 ('39), Kdr III/KG-76 (10/40), Kdr 4/Flieger Division (8/41), various Staff PosDo 17Z Werk # Unk (dam 6/3/1940)RK (7/18/1944), DK-G (9/7/42?), EK 1 & 2, Wound Badge, Bomber Operational ClaspWIA 3 June, 1940; he was severely wounded when his Dornier was shot up by French and Belgian fighters over Compeigne (LOCS).
23 Reitzenstein, Wilhelm Freiherr vonLt z See2/Kü.Fl.Gr 506 -Nördsee (Küstenfliegergruppe-Nördsee)Do 18D Werk # 0731 "M7 + YK" (lost 9/26/39)Bomber Operational ClaspShot down over the North Sea (57.36N, 02.38E) 26 September, 1939 by a Blackburn Skua of 803 Naval Sq., HMS Ark Royal, piloted by Lt B.S. McEwen. The four crewmen were rescued by the destroyer HMS Somali, which then sank the Dornier by gunfire (D.Drury).
24 Rauscher, Richard Oblt
Ysselstein, Holland		5/NJG-2 (5/42)Do 215B-5 Werk # 0041 "RU + 5N"(lost 5/1/42) Wound Badge, Night Fighter Operational Clasp His Do 215 crashed at Marrum Holland, NNE of Stiens, on 1 May, 1942, cause and pilot/crew disposition unknown (DeSwart). Added: The cause of his Dornier crash, was an inadvertent ground strike. He survived with injuries, his two crew men were killed. Remaining crew (Bur Ysselsteyn, Blk AR, Row 7): Uffz Herbert Blumenthal, R/O (bur Gr 159) and Fw Heinz Warbelow, Gnr (bur Gr 160) (D.Drury). This may be Richard Rauscher, next record.
25 Rahe, FritzHptm7/KG-3 (7/41), II/KG-3 (10/43), Kdr II/JG-1 (5/45 Leck)Do 17Z in KG-3 (lost 7/23/41), Fw 190A-8, He 162DK-G (10/17/43), EP (11/3/41), EK 1 & 2, Bomber Operational ClaspMIA briefly, 23 July, 1941 when his Dornier was lost to unknown circumstances (DK-G Awards List & LOCS).
26 Platen-Hallermund, Rudolf Graf vonOblt2/18/1912
Lommel, Belgium		1/KG-3Do 17Z Werk # 2807 "5K + JH" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 29 August, 1940, his Dornier crashing near Manhay, buried Lommel, Block 49/140. Source: A. Rosseels.
27 Pippig, H.Fw4/KG-3Do 17Z (lost)Wound Badge
Bomber Operational Clasp		WIA 27 May, 1940 during the French Campaign, his Dornier crashing near Brussel. Source: A. Rosseels.
28 Pettinger, ErnstFw10/5/1911
Lommel, Belgium		II/KG-77Do 17Z (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 31 May, 1940 when his Dornier crashed inside Belgium, buried Lommel, Block 4/119. Source: A. Rosseels.
29 Petersen, HelmutLt8/20/1920


Courtesy Christian König

3(F)/Aufklär.Gr. Ob.d.L.Do 215B Werk # 0063 "T5 + LL" (or "P5 + LL") (lost 10/18/41)Observer Operational ClaspMIA 18 October, 1941 when his ac was lost in unknown circumstances. The loss location is believed to have been Sevastopol on the Crimean Peninsula. One known crew member, his observer, Lt Otto Osterwald, is also listed as MIA. These two are not listed in the VDK, and are listed in the German War Cem. at Sevastopol-Gontscharnoje. Their Dornier was rammed by a MiG-3 over Balaklava, pilot by Soviet pilot Lt N.I.Savva, who was awarded the Order of the red Banner for the incident. His MiG landed on water, and he was rescued. Remaining crew (MIA): Fw Karl Kaufmann, R/O and Uffz Helmut Herrmann, Flt Engr (D.Drury).
30 Passler, HorstUffz3/3/1916Spremberg
Lommel, Belgium		7/KG-3Do 17Z (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 29 October, 1940 crashing his Dornier near Antwerp, buried Lommel, Block 21/216. Source: A. Rosseels.
31 Müller, PaulOgefr2/17/1919
Lommel, Belgium		4/KG-3Do 17Z Werk # 3459 "5K + EM" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 11 December, 1940, his Dornier crashed near Aardoole, buried Lommel, Block 42/194. Source: A. Rosseels.
32 Müller, BernhardLtMost likely a KustenfliegergruppeA Dornier (Do 18?)Pilot BadgeHe is credited with the sinking of the British submarine HMS "Narwhal" on 23 July 1940, 255km off the east coast of Scotland. 58 men were lost including Lt Cmdr Ronald Burch. The sub was discovered 77 years later by an Italian dive team (Siegi Nidhogg 11/2020).
33 Mühlen, Karl HeinzLt
Cannock Chase		6/KG-2 (2/42 Soesterberg, 4/42 Soesterberg)Do 217E-2 Werk # 5349 "U5 + GP" (15% dam 2/5/42, emer lnd Soesterberg, icing, no injuries), Do 217E-2 Werk # 1164 "U5 + KP" (lost 4/29/42)
EK 1 & 2
Bomber Operational Clasp		POW 29 April, 1942 after being shot down during a mission over York by two Beaufighters, unit unknown, piloted by F/O Furse and P/O Downes. The Dornier crashed in a field at Coneysthorpe, near Malton. This crew flew 84 combat missions. Remaining crew: Uffz Otto Hacker, Observer (POW), Uffz Fritz Kälber, wireless operator (KilledInAction (KIA)) and Fw Oskar Fussnecker, gunner (POW). Uffz Kälber survived the crash but was severely burned and did not survive the night. Added: Another source suggests the attacker was one Beaufighter of No 406 (RCAF), piloted by F/O Denis Chetwynd Furse, and P/O John Haddon Downes, Nav.. The deceased Do 217 crewman killed, Uffz Kälber buried CC 3/14/446 (D.Drury).


34 Mitzscherling, HerbertOfw1/KG-2Do 217E-4 Werk # 4268 "U5 + HH" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspMIA 24 May, 1943 after being shot down during aerial combat by a Beaufighter of RAF No. 409 Sq., piloted by Sq Ldr G.Bower, crashing some 6 to 10 miles off the Tyne. After a third attack, the ACs starboard wing and engine caught fire and dove gently. Upon reaching 3000 feet, the Dornier rolled over to starboard before diving vertically into the sea. Remaining crew (all MIA): Uffz Rudolf Hanke, Observer, Uffz Josef Haberl, wireless operator and Uffz Konrad Eduard Sikorski, gunner.
35 Metzger, HansUffz6/9/1914 Traben-Trarbach (in Rhineland Palatinate)
Lommel, Belgium		3(F)/122 (9/39), Aufkl.St.z.b.V.Lfl.-2 (5/40)Do 17P Werk # Unk "F6 + GK" (9/39), Do 17Z Werk # Unk "B4 + HA" (lost 5/25/40)Observer Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 25 May, 1940 after taking AA fire during a reconnaissance mission, crashing his Dornier at Luingne, district of Mouscron, buried Lommel, Block 38, Grave 104. Source: A. Rosseels. Added: Remaining crew (KilledInAction (KIA)): Lt Dr Herbert Moegelin, Obs; Fw Günter Dorowski and Uffz Johann Steinhagen. The crash destroyed houses at 115-117 Groenstraat. All buried in the Regional Cem., Deinz, Belgium (Michel Beckers). Added: Remaining crew final resting at Lommel Cem.: Lt Moegelin: Blk 38, Gr 190; Fw Dorowski: Blk 38, Gr 105 and Uffz Steinhagen: Blk 38, Gr 115. The Remaining crew on the 1 September, 1939 flight were: Oblt Heinz Spillmann, Obs and a Gefr Kaufmann, R/O (D.Drury).
36 Mertgen, KurtUffz
Lommel, Belgium		3/Aufkl.Ob.d.L.Do 215 "L2 + MS" (lost)Observer Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 20 May, 1940 when his Dornier crashed near Ooike, buried Lommel, Block 25/319. Source: A. Rosseels.
37 Merretig, W.Fw3(F)/11Do 17Z (lost)Observer Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 25 May, 1940 during the French Campaign, crashing his Dornier near Chimay. Source: A. Rosseels.
38 Marten, Karl HeinzHptm3/9/19145/KG-2 (6/40), Stfkpt 7/KG-2 (Arnhem-Deelen)Do 17Z Werk # Unk (lost 6/15/40), Do 217E-4 Werk # Unk "U5 + FR" (lost 7/23/42)Bomber Operational ClaspMIA 23/24 July 1942; sd over England, no further detail. Added: His Dornier is believed to have gone down in the North Sea after being attacked by a Night Fighter after a raid on Bedford. Remaining crew (MIA): Ofw Werner Starker, Obs; Ofw Siegfried Schwickardt, R/O and Ofw Wilhelm Lutz, Flt Engr. No known graves. In an earlier incident, on 15 June, 1940, he, an Oblt at the time, and crew were sd by flak over France, and crashed at Chaillon, Meuse, and taken prisoner (briefly; Armistice signed 6/22/40). Remaining crew: Fw Werner Starker, Ofw Siegfried Schwickardt and Gefr E.Leitner D.Drury).
39 Marek, G.FwII/KG-40 (8/42 Soesterberg)Do 217E-4 Werk # 4230 (25% dam 8/19/42)Wound Badge, Bomber Operational ClaspWIA 19 August, 1942, aerial combat with fighters. The ac made a belly landing at Gilze-Rijen, remaining unnamed crew OK (SGLO). This Wk# may be incorrect since another Dornier (same #) reported lost in 1941.
40 Lettenmeier, WilhelmFw1913/08/23Öttingen


Courtesy CK

2./NJG 2Do 17 Z "R4 + GK" Werknr 2843 (lost)
EK 1 & 2

at least Night Fighter Operational Clasp in Bronze		KilledInAction (KIA) 8 May, 1941 during aerial combat with a Beaufighter "R2181" of RAF No. 25 Sq., piloted by P/O David William Thompson and P/O L.D. Britain. Lettenmeier died when he bailed too low. His ac crashed at Carrington, Lincolnshire, UK. He is buried at Cannock Chase, Block 3/10/298. Remaining Dornier crew (both POW) were (radio-operator) Uffz Georg Herden and (flight engineer) Uffz Herbert Thomas (added CK: severely WIA and exchanged in 1943 for seriously wounded British POWs. 17 bomber missions in KG 4 and 38 Long Range night missions. Four "Probables"). Source: A. Rosseels & D.Drury.


Herbert Thomas
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davedrury
41 Lehnis, JoachimFw8/18/1918Danzig8/KG-2 (Schiphol, Holland)Do 217E-4 Werk # 5314 "U5 + HS" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 15 January, 1942 after being hit by naval gunfire from the steamship Empire Bay. The Empire Bay did eventually sink, however the Dornier suffered engine damage in the exchange. The AC turned inland, but the starboard wing struck the cable of a barrage balloon (named "Annie") and crashed at 6:10 PM onto a coal railway sidings at Clay Lane, South Bank, Middlesborough. Remaining crew (all KilledInAction (KIA)): Lt Rudolf Matern, Observer, Uffz Hans Manecke (4/26/1918), wireless operator and Ofw Heinrich Richter of Schlesia (EK 1 & 2, Wound Badge), gunner. Lehnis, Richter and Matern were buried at Acklam Road Cemetery, Thornaby. Manekes body was recovered 26 November,1997, by Water Board Workers, and interned in Thornaby also, with his other crew members on 14 October, 1998, after a search for family members was unsuccessful. Friend Norm Lambert of Columbus, OH. was a member of the Recovery Team in 1997. The Observer was found still sitting in his seat, just as he was on that fateful January night.


L-R: Lehnis, Manecke, Matern and Richter
42 Lehmann, AlfredUffz10/21/19178/KG-3 (2/41 St Trond)Do 17Z Werk # Unk (dam 2/24/41)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 24 February, 1941 during enemy action 70km NE of Norwich. He is buried at Ysselsteyn CW-12-297. Altho he was the observer, the unknown pilot brought the damaged Dornier back to Schiphol airfield. The R/O, Lt Anton Buttermann, was wounded in the action. The name of the 4th crewman is also unknown (Find-A-Grave by Fred).
43 Latzel, AlfredOgefr8/18/1919
Lommel, Belgium		4/KG-3Do 17Z (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 27 May, 1940 during the French campaign when his Dornier crashed near Oudenaarde, buried Lommel, Block 26/110. Source: A. Rosseels.
44 Kzienzyk, Lt8/KG-2Do 17 Werk # Unk "U5 + CS" (lost 8/21/40)Bomber Operational ClaspPOW 21 August, 1940; sd by F/Lt P.S.Weaver of No.56 Sq.. The ac crashed at Gippeswyk Park, Ippswich. Remaining crew (POW): Uffz Behnke, Gefr Sollfrank and Flg Stertz. F/O R.E.P. Brooker was sd by this Dornier during this same action. Source: R.Randall.
45 Kübler, RolfGefr9/24/1919Leipzig
Lommel, Belgium		3/KG-3Do 17 Werk # 3321 "5K + CL" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 8 September, 1940, crashing his Dornier near Ertvelde; buried Lommel, Block 49/186. Source: A. Rosseels.
46 Krüger, DetlefFw
Ysselstein, Holland		4/KG-2 (7/43 Soesterberg)Do 217 (lost 6/9/41 Holland), Do 217K-1 Werk # 4530 "U5 + FM" (lost 7/14/43)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) the night of 13/14 July, 1943 when the Dornier # 4530 crashed near Soesterberg on its return from the operations at Hull England. Although the cause is unknown, it was thought to have been shot down by a British long range night fighter. The crew of four were all killed in the crash. Added: Pilot Fw Krüger buried Ysselsteyn CT-10-250. Remaining crew (bur CX-2): Gefr H.Salecker, Obs (Gr 48); Uffz F.Bellmann, R/O (Gr 49) and Uffz M.Speck, Gnr (Gr 50) (SGLO). He crashed earlier in a Do 217 near Haamstede Holland on 9 June, 1941, cause and crew disposition unknown (DeSwart).
47 Kröhl, GeorgOfw1/KG-2 (7/40 Channel)Do 217E-2 Werk # Unk "U5 + H" (70% dam 7/10/40)
Deutsches Kreuz - Gold(1/19/42)

EK 1 & 2
Wound Badge, Bomber Operational Clasp		DK-G Awards List. Added: WIA 10 July, 1940, an Ogefr at the time, when their ac was attacked over the English Channel, on a return flight, by Hurricanes of Nos.32 or 111 Sq.. The Dornier crash landed near Marquise, 70% damaged. Remaining crew: Ofw Karl Deckarm, Obs (Un-inj); Gefr Martin Assum, R/O, DK-G (WIA) and Fw Franz Enderle, Gnr (KilledInAction (KIA)). Source: C.König.
48 Kramer, H.Uffz2(F)/Aufkl.Gr. O.d.L (5/40 Berlin-Oranienburg)Do 215B-4 Werk # unk (lost 5/10/40)Observer Operational ClaspHis ac reported lost 10 May, 1940 at Dordrecht- Cillaarshoek, pilot and crew disposition unknown (Netherland Loss Registry). Added: His Dornier sd by a Fokker G-1, piloted by Sgt Maj J.J.Buwalda. The ac crashed a Cillaarshoek, Hoeksche Waard. Remaining crew (all three dispositions unknown): Lt H.Schierhold, Obs and Ofw H.Kaselowski (SGLO).
49 Kommoss, K.Lt7/KG-3Do 17Z (lost)Wound Badge
Bomber Operational Clasp		WIA 27 May, 1940 during the French Campaign; his Dornier crashing near Oostende. Source: A. Rosseels.
50 Kohlstrunk, WilliOblt1918/08/24Meissen9./KG 3 (08/40 St Trond, Be.), 1./JG 2 (11/44 Grossostheim)Do 17 Z Werknr 2645 (70% dam 20/12/40), Fw 190 D-9 "Black < 1" (lost 23/03/45)
EK 1 & EK 2
Wound Badge in Silver

probably at least Bomber Operational Clasp in Bronze		His D-9 reported lost 23 March, 1945 after being set afire during combat with a P-51 at Kohden, by Bad Salzhausen. Pilot bailed and his right leg, with prosthetic, struck the tailplane. This time, the leg had to be amputated above the knee. Injured 20 December, 1940 when he crashed his Do 17 at the St Trond airfield, cause unknown (A.Rosseels). Added: The Dornier was hit by AA fire, knocking out an engine. Unable to maintain his altitude, and flying blind due to weather, he managed to exit cloud cover and make a belly landing at St Trond, smashing into a raised embankment. Remaining crew: Hans Wenzlawiak, Obs (inj); Arthur Gutzeit, R/O (inj) and Herbert Hoppe, Gnr (KIC). Kohlstrunk broke both legs and the right leg eventually had to be amputated at the knee. Deceased 8 October, 1997 (falkeeins-blogspot).

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51 Kleine, WalterOfw8/1/1911
Ysselstein, Holland		Stab/KG-3 (9/40)Do 17Z-3 Werk # 2619 "5K + DA" (lost 9/7/40)Bomber Operational ClaspHis ac crashed into the North Sea on 7 September, 1940, cause and crew disposition unknown (Netherland Loss Registry). Added: The Dornier was heavily damaged by British Air Defense, and crashed into the North Sea. Remaining crew: Hptm Friedrich Ötting (geb 11/16/1908 Engern, bur Ysselsteyn, CL-1-2 after his body washed ashore near Bergen 9/26/40), Obs; Uffz E.Völkert, Mech 1 (MIA) and Fw I.Hubert, Mech 2 (MIA). Pilot, Ofw Kleine, was also buried at Ysselsteyn, BH-5-105 (Find-A-Grave by Fred).
52 Kirchmann, WalterUffzStab/KG-2Do 17Z (lost)Wound Badge
Bomber Operational Clasp		POW-WIA 27 May, 1940 during the French Campaign, when his Dornier crashed near Oostvleteren. Source: A. Rosseels.
53 Hirche, HerbertUffz12/6/1914
Lommel, Belgium		3/KG-1Do 17Z (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 27 May, 1940 during the French Campaign, crashing his Dornier near Brussel, buried Lommel, Block 43/2. Source: A. Rosseels. Alternate spelling: Hirsche.
54 Hermann LayherFw2(F)/123 (5/40)Do 17P-1 Werk # Unk "4U + HK" (dam 5/11/40) Wound Badge
Observer Operational Clasp 		Wounded 11 May, 1940 in aerial combat with fighters near Schinnen (Sittard?). A Heinz Brosch flew in the Luftwaffe and later became an instructor. I've added the name "Heinz" to this record.Jager Blatt article, 1/2003. Added: Their Dornier came under attack, most likely by Hurricanes of No.85 Sq., or Moranes of the French AF, and made a force landing at l'Rooth, near Schinnen. Remaining crew (WIA): Lt Heinz Brosch, Obs and Fw Steiner, R/O, wounded (D.Drury).
55 Hengsbach, KonradHptm8/KG-77 (5/40)Do 17Z Werk # Unk "3Z + CS" (lost 5/12/40)Bomber Operational ClaspHis Do 17 crashed at Gulpen (Crapoel) Holland, south of Gulpen, on 12 May, 1940, cause and pilot/crew disposition unknown (DeSwart). Added: Lt Hengsbach and the crew, were all wounded and POW, cause not reported. Remaining crew: Ogefr Erich Hofmann, Uffz Kurt Pankau and Flg Karl Sprener (DVL Loss List). Added: The Dornier was attacked by a Hurricane of No.79 Sq., possibly piloted by P/O Thomas Campbell "John" Parker, over Liege, Belgium, and force landedd at Crapoel. Hengsbach was released by the Dutch after their surrender (D.Drury).
56 Heer, SiegfriedObltNSt-3 (8/43)Do 217K-I Werk # Unk "K7 + ZL" (lost 8/17/43) Night Observer Operational Clasp His Dornier was sd by light flak 17 August, 1943. He bailed out 5km NE of Yedrovo, 160km SE of Novgorod, evaded capture until 21 August. The remaining four crew were killed in the crash when returning from a reconnaissance mission over the Staraya Russia area (LOCS & C.König).
57 Hattwig, Karl HeinrichLt5/20/1917
Lommel, Belgium		5/KG-3Do 17Z Werk # 2891 (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 10 October, 1940; crashed his Dornier near Berchem, buried Lommel, Block 49/405. Source: A. Rosseels.
58 Hanssum, OttoHptm7/26/1915Stab/KG-76 (10/40), Stfkpt 6/KG-76 (5/42 S.U.)Do 17Z (lost 5/15/40), Ju 88C-6 Werk # 360217 "F1 + AX" (lost 7/11/42)
Deutsches Kreuz - Gold, EP(3/30/42),

EK 1 & 2
Wound Badge, Bomber Operational Clasp		MIA with unnamed crew 11 July, 1942 at Woronesh (Voronezh), cause unknown (Ju 88 Loss List). Severly wounded 15 May, 1940 when his Dornier was brought down by ground fire during an attack on a motorized column near La Capelle (LOCS). He may have been an Observer.
59 Gross, RobertFw2(F)/Ob. d. L. (Le Bourget)Do 215B Werk # 0083 (dam 3/10/41)EK 1 & 2, Observer Operational ClaspOn 10 March, 1941, his Dornier collided with an He 111 of Wekusta 5 while taking off from Le Bourget, crew dispositions unknown (LOCS). Added: Known Remaining crew: Oblt Martin Baumgartner, Obs and Fw Karl Böhm, Flt Engr (D.Drury).
60 Fischer, KarlOfw
Ysselstein, Holland		3/KG-2 (5/42 Gilze-Rijen)Do 217E-4 Werk # 5373 "U5 + BL" (lost 5/16/42)Bomber Operational ClaspHis ac reported lost 16 May, 1942; crashed into the North Sea, 30 km east of Lowestoft, cause and pilot and crew disposition unknown. Netherland Loss Registry. Added: His Dornier sd by Spitfires of No.412 Sq., piloted by P/O J.D.Stephenson and P/O R.A. Ellis in the area of Great Yarmouth, and crashed into the sea east of Southwold, Suffolk. Pilot Fischer is MIA. Remaining crew (all KilledInAction (KIA)): Hptm Heinrich Schmidt-Hederich, Obs (Stfkpt 3/KG-2); Fw Heinz Hartmann, R/O and Ofw Georg Höhenrieder, Flt Engr.. The three deceased washed ashore on the Dutch side and are buried at Ysselsteyn, Blk AR, Row 1: Höhenrieder Gr 138 and Schmidt-Hederich Gr 135. Hartmann buried Ysselsteyn, Blk CL, Row 1, Gr 24 (D.Drury).
61 Fally, L.Uffz3/KG-77Do 17Z (lost)Wound Badge
Bomber Operational Clasp		WIA 19 May, 1940 when his dornier crashed near Bertrix during the French Campaign. Source: A. Rosseels.
62 Dittrich, HansUffz10/21/1917
Ysselstein, Holland		6/KG-2 ( 8/41 Evreux)Do 217E-1 Werk # 5074 "U5 + KP" (8/13/41 lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) the night of 12/13 August, 1941 when the Dornier bombs exploded over Koewacht, SW of Hulst, reason unknown. Dittrich buried Ysselsteyn, Block BB/5/114. Remaining crew (KilledInAction (KIA) & buried Ysselsteyn): Ogefr Gerhard Malik, geb 6/6/1918, buried BB/5/115; Fw Karl Herde, geb 8/13/1917, buried BB/5/113 and Ogefr Alfons Pötter, geb 6/5/1921, buried BB/5/116. Wings to Victory
63 Debus, OttoOblt1913-01-08Eibelshausen1(H)/12 (Observer)Do 17P & F and He 111H
RK(4/5/44)

EK 1 & 2
Observer Operational Clasp		Pilot: Oberfeldwebel. Heinz Mirau. 57005/2 – Killed. Born 22.05.1913 in Landau/Danzig. Observer: Feldwebel. Otto Keck. 57005/183 – Captured. Born 23.06.1912 in Esslingen/Neckar. Radio/Op: Obergefreiter. Otto Debus. 69004/48 – Killed. Born 08.01.1913 in Eibelshausen. 1.(F)/123 Dornier Do17P-1. Shot down by Adjt Valentin, Capt Papin, and Sgt Lamblin of GC II/7 during reconnaissance of the railway between Vitry-le-François and Épinal and believed exploded in woods at La Chaume, Haut du Them, 5.45 p.m. FF Oberfw Heinz Mirau and BF Obergefr Otto Debus both missing, BO Fw Otto Keck believed baled out but killed. Aircraft 100% write-off. Burial detail: Graves Heinz Mierau, Otto Debus Kriegsgräberstätte, Andilly, France. Block 40 Grave 105.
64 Cebulla, JoachimUffz6/25/1915
Lommel, Belgium		1/KG-3Do 17Z Werk # 2592 (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 26 November, 1940, crashing his Dornier neat St Lenaerts, buried Lommel , Block 49/18. Source: A. Rosseels.
65 Bräuer, FritzLt


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4/KG-3 (11/40)Do 17Z-2 Werk # 3378 (or 3387/SGLO) "5K + ?M (lost 11/2/40)Bomber Operational ClaspMIA when his Do 17 crashed into the North Sea off the Dutch coast on 1 or 2 November, 1940, cause and pilot/crew disposition unknown (DeSwart). Added: The Dornier may have been sd by a Hurricane of No.17 Sq., piloted by Sgt Donald Alec Sewell. Remaining crew: Uffz Hans Bluhm (or Blum), Obs (MIA); Ogefr Eduard Greil, R/O (MIA) and Gefr Walter Gräser, Mech/Gnr (KilledInAction (KIA) Bur Yssel BQ-6-139, washed up at Texel) (SGLO). Alternate spelling: Breuer
66 Brandt, RichardGefr6/18/1917
Lommel, Belgium		4/KG-3Do 17Z (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 27 May, 1940 during the French Campaign, crashing his Dornier near Stabroek, buried Lommel, Block 49/502. Source: A. Rosseels.
67 Bornschein, WilliHptm1914/04/07Obergreisslau

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4./KG 2, Stfkpt II./KG 2, Führer Kurierstaffel (05/43)Do 17 Z "U5 + GM" (lost 11/07/40), Do 217 E & K, Do 217 N-1 (lost 27/04/44)
RK (24/09/42)

Deutsches Kreuz - Gold (07/02/42)

EK 1 (31/05/40 CK) & EK 2 (28/09/39 CK)
Wound Badge

Bomber Operational Clasp in Gold with pendant		KilledInAction (KIA) 27 April, 1944 over Schweinfurt, probably shot down by return fire from a RAF No. 106 Sq. Lancaster (Boiten). Remaining crew 7/11/40 incident: Ofw Johannes Bredtmeyer, Observer (KilledInAction (KIA) 8 July, 1942), Fw Heinrich Suschake, wireless operator and OFw Friedrich Lohrer, mechanic. 225 combat missions.


L-R: Bornschein, Bredtmeyer, Lohrer and Suschake

(Added by Pietrzak Youngs)
Initially trained as a bomber observer and assigned to I./KG 153 at Merseburg. Observer with 4./KG 2 in 1939. Flew in Poland campaign, destroying three trains. In France campaign his crew shot down two Morane 406 fighters and took part in low-level strikes. On an early mission over England, 1940-07-11 his Dornier 17 was shot up by Hurricanes near Harwich. Bornschein, radio operator Ofw. Werner Borner and flight engineer Fw. Friedrich Lohrer were all wounded. The bomber’s pilot, Joachim Genzow, who later won the Knight’s Cross, escaped injury. After recovering from his wounds, Bornschein was sent to Flight Training School A/B 3 at Guben, where he trained as a pilot. Promoted to Oberleutnant in November 1940. Late 1941 he returned to 4./KG 2 on Dornier 217 E. Bornschein attacked industrial targets, port facilities and shipping, sinking two merchant ships totaling 9,000 tons. Led 4./KG 2 as Staffelkapitän from June 1942 to February1943. Promoted to Hauptmann. In early 1943 Bornschein assigned to Flight Training School A/B 3 as a company commander. May 1943 he was transferred to the Führer-Kurierstaffel as Staffelkapitän. In April 1944 the unit was based in southern Germany, as nighfighters. On the night of 26-27 April 1944 Bornschein intercepted British bombers attacking Schweinfurt. he shot down a Lancaster III of 106 Sq., ND853 "ZN-J", 15km WSW of Schweinfurt, but was then shot down himself. Bornschein was killed, along with his radio operator Stbfw. Wilhelm Steurer (who had been a member of Bornschein’s crew in KG 2) and flight engineer Fw. Josef Schmitz, hit by return fire from the Lancaster. He shot down at least 3 enemy aircraft.

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68 Blaschke, GerhardOblt5/KG-2 (6/42), 9/KG-6 (7/43 Med)Do 217E-4 Werk # Unk "U5 + TN", Ju 88A-14 Werk # 144735 "3E + MR" (lost 7/25/43)DK-G (10/17/43), EK 1 & 2, Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) the night of 24/25 July, 1943 after being hit by flak near Mt. Etna (Sicily), remaining crew OK (Ju 88 Loss List). Added: The night of 21/22 June, 1942, he was uninjured when he bailed from his Dornier after his landing gear had been damaged by enemy fire (LOCS).
69 Bergham, ErnstLt6/1/1920
Lommel, Belgium		2/KG-3Do 17 Werk # 2537 "5K + AK" (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 8 October, 1940, crashing his Dornier near Hamme-Mille, buried Lommel, Block 49/179. Source: A. Rosseels.
70 Beneder, ErnstUffz2/13/1913
Lommel, Belgium		6/KG-76Do 17Z (lost)Bomber Operational ClaspKilledInAction (KIA) 22 May, 1940 during the French Campaign, crashing his Dornier near Huy, buried Lommel, Block 15/337. Source: A. Rosseels.
71 Baldauf, HorstLt24/05/20 (CK)Hainichen (CK)2(F)/22 (Observer)Do 17 P & F and He 111H
RK(8/8/44 Post.)

Deutsches Kreuz in Gold (24/06/43 CK)

EP (21/09/42 CK)
EK 1 & 2

Recce Operational Clasp in Gold with pendant
Medaille "Winterschlacht im Osten 1941/42" (Ostmedaille)		KilledInAction (KIA) 10 June, 1944 at Winniza.
(Added by Pietrzak Youngs)
Leutnant Horst Baldauf (May 24, 1920 - June 10, 1944) was one of the best reconnaissance pilots owned by Aufklärungsgruppe 22. The aircraft that he usually piloted were Dornier Do 17 P & F and Heinkel He 111H. He was lost on duty in Vinnitsa, Ukraine, on June 10, 1944. Until this moment his fate was not known with certainty, but most likely his plane had been shot down by Soviet aircraft. For his dedication Baldauf was awarded the Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes posthumously on August 8, 1944 as Leutnant and Beobachter in 2. (Fern) Staffel / Aufklärungsgruppe 22 / Luftwaffen-Kommando Don. At that time the unit (Aufklärungsgruppe 22) was dissolved!

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