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48037 - Siemens Schuckert D.III
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Options for 48037 - Siemens Schuckert D.III
1. D.III 8356/17 Vzfw. Fritz Beckhardt, Kest 5. Lahr, Germany, November 1918.
2. D.III 1618/18 Oberleutnant Heinrich Dembrowski (or Dembrowsky), Kest 5. Lahr, Germany, November 1918.
3. D.III 8344/17 Offizieraspirant (according to the official Swiss report) Arnold Eger, Kest 5, Lahr, Germany. November 1918.
4. D.III 8346/17, Jasta 19, Balâtre. April 1918.
5. Serial u/k but in the 8340 - 8359/17 early production batch. Ltn. Joachim von Ziegesar, Jasta 15, May 1918.
6. D.III 1628/18, Ltn. Paul Leim, Kest 4b, September 1918.
7. D.III Possibly from 8340 – 8359/18 serial batch. Carl Dunkel, Kest 4b.
8. D.III 8349/18, Kest 4b September 1918.
9. D.III Serial u/k, Ltn. Alfred Greven, Jasta 12. Chery-les-Pouilly, July-September 1918.
10. D.III No 606 (ex 8356/17 – option 1.) Swiss Air Force, Dubendorf, Summer 1920.
References for 48037 - Siemens Schuckert D.III
Principle references consulted in the production of this decal sheet:
SSW D.III-D.IV by P M Grosz, Datafile No.29, 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.
Jagdgeschwader Nr.II, Geschwader ‘Berthold’ by Greg Van Wyngarden, Osprey Publishing, 2005.
Independent Force, The War Diary of the Daylight Squadrons of the Independent Air Force June-November 1918 by Keith Rennles, Grub Street, 2002.
Farbebung und Kennzeichen der Schweizer Militäraviatk 1914-1950, by Georg Hoch, Eigenverlag, 2009. THE reference book for Swiss colours and markings of the period, a superb work!
Various articles in Winsock Magazine, Over the Front and Cross &Cockade.
SSW D.III-D.IV by P M Grosz, Datafile No.29, 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.
Jagdgeschwader Nr.II, Geschwader ‘Berthold’ by Greg Van Wyngarden, Osprey Publishing, 2005.
Independent Force, The War Diary of the Daylight Squadrons of the Independent Air Force June-November 1918 by Keith Rennles, Grub Street, 2002.
Farbebung und Kennzeichen der Schweizer Militäraviatk 1914-1950, by Georg Hoch, Eigenverlag, 2009. THE reference book for Swiss colours and markings of the period, a superb work!
Various articles in Winsock Magazine, Over the Front and Cross &Cockade.
Acknowledgement for 48037 - Siemens Schuckert D.III
As always, these decals could not have been produced or the histories of the machines and pilots compiled without the prodigious research and writings of the many specialist authors on the subject and all the information contained herein is taken from their published sources. In particular the Windsock Datafile is a great ‘one-stop’ resource.
For the full story of the three Kest 5 D.III’s which flew to Switzerland two days after the cessation of hostilities, we are indebted to Peter Thierstein of Schaffhausen, Switzerland. His diligent digging into primary sources has clarified much about these machine’s identities and markings and the story surrounding their arrival in Switzerland.
Rowan Broadbent
For the full story of the three Kest 5 D.III’s which flew to Switzerland two days after the cessation of hostilities, we are indebted to Peter Thierstein of Schaffhausen, Switzerland. His diligent digging into primary sources has clarified much about these machine’s identities and markings and the story surrounding their arrival in Switzerland.
Rowan Broadbent
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