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Ju 88A-14 serial number 8143 belly landed near Tømmerup 9/6 1944.
The aircraft belonged to Flugzeug Führer Schule B 34 and was coded KP+VC
T/o Flh Kopenhagen. Op: Training.
At 14:30 hrs the Ju 88 belly landed in a field of onions and chicory
belonging to Market gardener Bertil Edvard Jansen of Høgsbrovej, Tømmerup and
skidded along. Next it went through a hedge and entered a field of cauliflower
belonging to Market gardener Erik Mørke of Høgsbrovej, Tømmerup.
The aircraft suffered only minor damage and the crew were unhurt.
Damage to Danish property: 7-8000 caurliflowers, 3 ea 2 inch pipes 6 metres
long, 6 watering pipes, 30 metres of hedge (Elder), 500-600 drain pipes, 1
plough, 1 drum and a piece of land planted with onions and a piece of land
planted with chicory.
Note: In addition to the code KP+VC this aircraft also
carried the number 54 on the rudder and a the Blindfliegerschule logo of a
blindfoldet cow on the nose section.
(Jes Touvdal)
(Jes Touvdal)
Source: AS 3-700, Jes Touvdal, Gerhard.
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