Lw.-Bau-Btl. 4/I
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1940 - Established with 3 Kp.[1]
Oct 1942 - Elements of this unit located at Armawir I[2]
1943 - reinforced by 2 Kp. from Luftgau XIII[3] Note Lw.-Bau-Btl. 2/XIII was disbanded and this unit received 1 Kp.[4]
1943 - disbanded and re-instated (?)[5]
1944 - elements located at Schaulen [6]. Losses sustained at Schaulen and Riga[7]
Mar 1944 - Jakobstadt I.[8]
24 Jul 1944 - Birsen, 1 missing.[9]
17 Sep 1944 - Cizari, 1 missing.[10] and Veideli, 4 Missing.[11]
Personnel
Obgfr. Gustav Burchhardt - Missing 17 Sep 1944[12]
Uffz. Gustav Dose - Missing 17 Sep 1944[13]
Obgfr. Anton Funk - Missing 24 Jul 1944[14]
Obgfr. Georg Petersen - Missing 17 Sep 1944[15]
Obgfr. Kurt Posnenski - Missing 17 Sep 1944[16]
Obgfr. Philipp Riesler - Missing 17 Sep 1944[17]
References
- ↑ Tessin
- ↑ Airfields - Russia and Ukraine.pdf
- ↑ Tessin
- ↑ Tessin
- ↑ Tessin
- ↑ Airfields - Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.pdf
- ↑ Tessin
- ↑ Airfields - Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.pdf
- ↑ RL2-III/797
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