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32021 - Jasta 5 Vol. 2 Albatros D.V (Painted Camo)
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OPTIONS POUR 32021 - Jasta 5 Vol. 2 Albatros D.V
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D.V
Serial unknown. Ltn. Rath. May- June 1918.
2. D.V Serial Unknown. Fritz Oppenhorst. Date uncertain.
3. D.V Serial Unknown. Ltn Niesen, Boistrancourt, July 1917.
4. D.V, serial unknown. Wilhelm Lehman March – May 1918.
5. D.V, Serial and Pilot unknown. Liéramont, early May 1918.
6. D.V, Fritz Rumey, Boistrancourt, June, 1918.
7. D.V, 4629/17. Hans von Hippel, Boistrancourt, March 1918.
2. D.V Serial Unknown. Fritz Oppenhorst. Date uncertain.
3. D.V Serial Unknown. Ltn Niesen, Boistrancourt, July 1917.
4. D.V, serial unknown. Wilhelm Lehman March – May 1918.
5. D.V, Serial and Pilot unknown. Liéramont, early May 1918.
6. D.V, Fritz Rumey, Boistrancourt, June, 1918.
7. D.V, 4629/17. Hans von Hippel, Boistrancourt, March 1918.
References for 32021
Principle references consulted in the production of this decal sheet:
These decals could not have been produced without the prodigious research and writings of Dr.Glenn Merrill. His devotion to the unravelling and recording the complex history and markings of Jasta five serve as an example of the best sort of historical research. To be sure he drew upon the work of others in the preparation of the two Windsock volumes, but his own contributions were crucial in bringing the story together. We cannot recommend the two volume history of Jasta 5 highly enough.
- Jagdstaffel 5, Volumes One & Two by G.K.Merrill, Albatros Productions 2004.
- Albatros D.Va German Fighter of World War I by Robert C.Mikesh. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington D.C. 1980, repinted 1989.
- Albatros Fighters Windsock Datafile Special by R.L.Rimell. Albatros Productions 1991.
- Above the Lines by Norman Franks, Frank W.Bailey & Russel Guest. Grub Street, 1993.
- The Jasta Pilots by Norman Franks, Frank W.Bailey & Rick Duiven, Grub Street, 1996.
These decals could not have been produced without the prodigious research and writings of Dr.Glenn Merrill. His devotion to the unravelling and recording the complex history and markings of Jasta five serve as an example of the best sort of historical research. To be sure he drew upon the work of others in the preparation of the two Windsock volumes, but his own contributions were crucial in bringing the story together. We cannot recommend the two volume history of Jasta 5 highly enough.
