Subject from Stalingrad

[skvorin]

Hello!
I ask for help from the community. This is the subject from Stalingrad. This is probably belonged to one of the crew FW – 189, 6.(H)/Aufklärungsgruppe 13 . Franz managed to avoid encirclement, and he died in July 1943 http://www.deutsche-ehrenmale.de/ehr...enkirchen.HTML. Any ideas about the individual pilot, the specified address and the subject as a whole.
Excuse me for my English.
Thank you to everyone!

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[randy@treadways]

What kind of job would an Oberfeldw. have had in an FW-189 crew? A gunner perhaps?

[skvorin]

What kind of job would an Oberfeldw. have had in an FW-189 crew? A gunner perhaps?

I didn't understand. You believe, Oberfeldwebel, as a part of crew of the plane is a rarity?

[Mike Davis]

What kind of job would an Oberfeldw. have had in an FW-189 crew? A gunner perhaps?

Um, perhaps as pilot? Or as any other crew member?

[Edward]

Aircrew is a possibility. He may also have been assigned as ground support personnel within the squadron, or transfered to a LW Feld Division in 1943.

[skvorin]

I recently saw it on e-bay. Amazing!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/german-ww2...-/121246000680
Folksbund provides data: Franz Binsteiner went missing in July 1943 in the sortie 4 kilometers north of the town of Staraya Russa. See his portrait, somewhat unexpectedly.

[Thomas H]

Great find Congratulations!