Glider "Flugbuch" to a paratrooper

[Eric Queen]

Since my last thread went over like a fart in church, I thought I would try something else.

I thought a couple of you guys might find this interesting. A NSFK
Segelfluggruppe Flugbuch to paratrooper Ludwig Pfisterer.

[Eric Queen]

He competed 64 flights in different durations of time.

[Eric Queen]

Here is a page from his soldbuch showing that we was awarded the paratrooper badge on 7.12.40 and the EKII on 28.5.41 ( for
Crete )

[John Hodgin]

Very important Flugbuch Eric! Nice! Should intrigue Stijn and Ian.

Here is something that's in a way related; a portion of an NSFK glider rudder. This was brought back by a friend's father.

Regards,
John

[John Hodgin]

Here is the reverse. It's made of thin plywood. I really like the camo job done around the decal.

[Ian Tannahill]

Giday Eric,

Thanks for sharing the log book with us.

What else can you tell us about Pfisterer?

I am not home at the moment, but when I do get home I will check out my list of glider pilots. Perhaps Pfisterer is on my list.

All the best,

Ian

[Eric Queen]

Great piece John !! Never seen anything like it. Very cool indeed.

EQ

[Prosper Keating]

Since my last thread went over like a fart in church, I thought I would try something else.

Ah...surely you mean "like a fart in a hurricane". A fart in church, or a crowded department store elevator, generally provokes some sort of response, the degree of which is directly proportional to one's recent diet.

Yours pedantically,

PK

[JYN]

Hi All,

I dug this old post because I get those two documents
together at a very low price. I am collecting NSFK documents
as they are not really expensive.
A coincidence or not .... this NSFK flugbuch opened on 17.05.41 (Segelfluggruppe Fl.H.Kdtr. Krakau) and this Schiessbuch from a menber L.P.G. General Göring for the year 1934/35 ? The same man, the son and the father ???



Jean-Yves

[Stijn David]

very nice

Hello,


Back from vacation and you guys are showing the interesting things when I'm away

Very nice book Eric => what grade of training did your person reach ? ( A - B - C grade ? ) , i also like these non military flugbuchs , as Jaques mentioned => not expensive and yet interesting

I wil check your person also but since he was later a qualifyed FJ and not a glider pilot im afraid i wil not be of that much help

Any variations of such NSFK flugbucher out there ?


Cordial Greetings,