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Mishaps on and around Fliegerhorst Avnø fall 1940.

The planes belonged to 3./Fl.Ausb.Rgt 22.
T/o Avnø. Op: Training.

They were apparently all less than 10 % damaged.

Fw 45 DB+YJ ended up standing on its nose. Apart from a a broken propeller no serious damage. Pilot was Paul Schulze.

 (Christian Berring)

 (Christian Berring)

 Fw 56 TC+PK flipped over on its back. Pilot “Bello” Pfetzer.

 (Christian Berring)

 (Christian Berring)

Fw 44 KJ+OD ripped the landing gear off during landing. Pilot Eichin broke a leg.

 (Christian Berring)

Fw 44 KJ+OI was hit by another planes propeller and the tail was damaged.

 (Christian Berring)

Source: Marburg photo album via Christian Berring

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