Western Front airplane crash identification

[Tim DC]

#23 - Damaged German airplane.

[Tim DC]

#24 - Crashed British airplane. Is this a Fairey Battle?

[Tim DC]

#25 - Remains of a German plane.

[mjfur]

#24 - Crashed British airplane. Is this a Fairey Battle?

Blenheim

[mjfur]

#25 - Remains of a German plane.

Looks like a Stuka.

[mjfur]

#19 - Allied airplane shot down by machine gun fire near Dunkirk. Identification of the aircraft may be possible by the codes 'ZP' and 'X466' ?

Spitfire Va X4668:ZP-E 'Burbage'. S/L J C Mungo-Park shot down on 27 June, 1941.

[Tim DC]

Spitfire Va X4668:ZP-E 'Burbage'. S/L J C Mungo-Park shot down on 27 June, 1941.

Thanks again mjfur, especially for the ID on the Spitfire! Great to see that this photo was actually taken close in Adinkerke, Belgium. More info can be found here and on Wikipedia.

Here's some more...

#26 - Crash site in Belgium or France.

[Tim DC]

#27 - This could very well be the Eastern Front, but I am curious which type of German airplane this is.

[chrischa]

#27 - This could very well be the Eastern Front, but I am curious which type of German airplane this is.

With the angled wings, fixed wheels and the rectangle tail wings I'd say a Stuka again.

Regards,
Chris.

[Tim DC]

Thanks Chris! Did some comparison and I think you are right.

#28 - Looking to identify this crashed Bristol Blenheim bomber.

[chrischa]

Thanks Chris! Did some comparison and I think you are right.

#28 - Looking to identify this crashed Bristol Blenheim bomber.

No problem Tim.

Very interesting thread you started.

[Tim DC]

#29 - Belly landed bomber in France, 1940.

[Tim DC]

#30 - Crashed British fighter.

[Tim DC]

#31 - Crashed German reconnaissance plane. Would this be a Henschel Hs 126?

[Tim DC]

#32 - Some wreck remains and the grave of the crew, marked '5 CANADIANS'.