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Input Aircraft
Aircraft	Database entry
Fokker G-1	G-1
Fokker D.21	D-XXI
Douglas D8	D8
Fokker C.5	C-V
Fokker T-8	T-8
Arado 66	Ar 66
Messerschmitt 109	Bf 109
Messerschmitt 262	Me 262
Dakota (RAF)	Dakota
C-47 (USAAF)	C-47
Fotress (RAF)	Fortress
B-17 (USAAF)	B-17
DeHavilland Moth	D.H.60
Fieseler Storch	Fi 156
Focke Wulf 200	Fw 200

Input Date
Date	Database entry
22nd June 43	22-06-43
15th October 42	15-10-42
5th March 43	05-03-43

Input Unit
Unit	Database entry
all on KG 4	/KG 4
all on JG 1	/JG 1
4FG/335FS	/335FS
all on 106 Sqdn	106 Sqdn
91BG/323BS	323BS
1 Lvr	1 Lvr

Studiegroep Luchtoorlog 1939-1945

Loss Register

Loss chart: T1128
Day or Night of operation	Operation	Target	Nickname Aircraft
19/20 Jul 41	Bombing	Hannover
Factory	Aircraft	Mk	Serial/Wnr.	Code	Unit	Air Force	TO/t	Airfield
Vickers	Wellington	Ic	R1371	KX-F	311 Sqdn	RAF	2252	East Wretham

Time	Cause of the Crash	Crash Location	Damage	Province
		Crashed into Waddenzee		Waddenzee

Function	Mil Rank	Ini	Name	Age	Mil reg	Air Force	Fate	Cemetery	Grave	Remarks
Pilot	Sgt.	V.	Netik	30	787211	ChAF	KIA	Oldebroek	18	Washed up at Rottum 20 Jul 1941
Second Pilot	Sgt.	M.	Jindra		788021	ChAF	KIA	Uithuizermeeden	16 27
Observer	P/O.	J.	Partyk	24	82627	ChAF	KIA	Sage War Cem	7 F 4
Wireless Operator/Air Gunner	Sgt.	J.	Ctvrtlik		787433	ChAF	MIA	Runnymede Memorial	42	Washed up at Rottum; grave unknown
Front Gunner	Sgt.	V.	Vales		787417	ChAF	MIA	Runnymede Memorial	54
Rear Gunner	Sgt.	P.	Babacek		787146	ChAF	MIA	Runnymede Memorial	39	Washed up at Rottum; grave unknown

Wartime Records	Background Info
Operations Record Book	Chorley, ‘Bomber Command Losses 1941’, page 95; 'The sky is our Ocean', page 42

Version March, 2022