Collection by the Luftwaffe

[Dave74]

Will present his collection groups, stuffily Luftwaffe.

6.(H)/Aufkl.Gr 13 - 6th (beligerantly) Staffel 13th reconnaissance group.

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[Dansson]

Nice!

[Lou58]

Nice little collection you have, and you have displayed them well

Lou

[pablo10]

i agree, very nice and well displayed

[Dave74]

Thanks for the kind words!
The main direction of my collecting - it is the icon with the emblems of the squadrons,groups,Staffel the Luftwaffe! And also other subjects with their symbols. Will continue the next selection for the bomber wing of the Luftwaffe!
Kampfgeschwader 53 " Legion Condor ". Pleasantly pleased with me two icons with emblems of I./KG 53 and III./KG 53.
One plate and the ribbon of the post-war,but I think it's not strashno!)


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[Dave74]

And the overall look!

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[Dave74]

Will continue and will present the main direction of his collecting - the badges with the emblems of groups,staffelei the Luftwaffe.

Jagdgeschwader 1 (JG1) - a squadron of Luftwaffe fighters. The squadron was formed in 1939 in the face of staff and the first group was stationed at Jever in Northern Germany. The main task of the squadron was the defence of ports from the attacks of British aircraft — the squadron participated in the Battle of Britain. In 1942, there were formed the second,third and fourth groups of a squadron. The main task of JG1 was the struggle with daytime raids of American aviation. In June 1944 the squadron was moved to France, where she was almost destroyed. In November 1944 the squadron was re-formed and entered the air defence system of the third Reich. 4 may 1945 the squadron was disbanded.
A badge with the emblem of Stab/JG 1

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[Dave74]

Jagdgeschwader 54 "Grünherz" (JG 54) (54th fighter squadron "Grunherz" — "the Green heart")- a squadron of Luftwaffe fighters. Was originally created as JG70 in July 1939 15 September 1939 JG70 was renamed I./JG 54. In the initial period, acted in the West-European theatre of the Second world war, participated in the French campaign, the Battle of Britain. In the spring of 1941, units of the squadron participated in Yugoslav operations, working with the Romanian airfields. With the start of operation Barbarossa in the summer of 1941 the squadron was operating in the part of the 1st Air fleet, operating in conjunction with the army group "North". This was the only fighter squadron that operated on this strategic direction. Based on the grounds of Krasnogvardeisk and Siverskaya. The main part of the squadron remained on this front until the end of the war, till may 1945 fighting in Kurland.In 1942 units of the squadron were moved into the zone of action of the group of armies "Centre". In the summer of 1943 partly participated in the battle of Kursk. Around the same time the group III./= / JG54 and 4./JG54 was transferred to France, and after the battles in Normandy were included with the air defense of the Reich, as part of JG26 squadron.
A badge with the logo of the second group squadron II./JG54

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[Dave74]

A badge with the emblem of the eighth Staffel third group 8./JG54

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Kampfgeschwader 6 (KG6) - 6th bomber aviation squadron of the Luftwaffe. The history of the squadron dates back to October 1941, active operations began in September 1942. the squadron was equipped with bombers Dornier Do 217 , Junkers Ju 188 and Junkers Ju 88, participated in operations over England, on the Eastern front , in North Africa, Italy and Normandy. On the Eastern front supported the troops of army group North, where he spent the period from September to December 1942. Participated in combat operations at Stalingrad, the North Caucasus,Astrakhan.
A badge with the emblem of Stab/KG6

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