binder1ftmorgancojun42nafrica1942binder1

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Stig Jarlevik said:
Wrecked Junkers 52/3m. Every previously held German airfield in North Africa was littered with them. Stig

Stig Jarlevik said:
A very interesting and nice album. Most likely Carl Gwantrey belonged to the unit shown, 29TCS and 313TCG. The unit moved to North Africa during April-May 1942 (12thAF) and took part in the invasion of both Sicily and mainland Italy in 1943. It moved to England (9thAF) during Feb 1944 and took part in the invasion of Europe that summer. Moving to France during Feb-March 1945 it also took part in the final push across the Rhine. Equipped mainly with C-47s they were slowly replaced by the much bigger C-46 during March 1945. If completely equipped with C-46 or not, I don't know. We can also see they had a large number of WACO cargo/troop carrying gliders, mostly the smaller CG-4A but also the later and larger CG-13. Stig

Stig Jarlevik said:
A burned out He 111 H wreck, possibly from KG 26. Looks like it has their "meander type" of camouflage. Stig
Marc-André Haldimann said:
Location might be Le Bourget; this needs to be confirmed/infirmed.
llv34doc said:
You got it Marc-André, KG53 WNr.161392 A1+CT at Le Bourget