Hartelijk dank! Dit is dus de bewuste vrijdag 11-3-1994?Nilson wrote:We had that day: 71 wh, 72 wh, 55 wh and 64 outline.
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MiG29: 03, 10, 27, 28, 34, 35 and 37.Nilson wrote:Yep 11th. Will check the rest tomorrow.
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Thanks for the reply Micha!29 wrote:Hello!
Last flying day of 33. IAP in Wittstock was 29.03.1994.
Mig-23 UB left Wittstock on 16.03.94. (66 and 68)
Mig-29 left Wittstock on 07.04.94 via Damgarten.
Mig-29 number 35 white is a misread.
35 left Wittstock in 1990/91.
Mig29 UB 55w left Wittstock on 29.03.94 via Damgarten.
.No 56bl in Wittstock .
BEST REGARDS
MICHA
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I was also 11 march 1994 at Templin waiting for the airshow a/c to arrive. A nice Mi-22 Hook-C 51 red from Sperenberg crossed the base. We also saw that morning until 13.15h 2 MiG-23UB's from Wittstock crossing high and I counted 7x a MiG-29 from Wittstock. Can anyone confirm only the 66 and 68 red MiG-23UB were flying that day (morning)?Om ff te crosschecken; wij hadden deze dag de volgende bakken:
MiG-29 9-12: 01, 06, 07, 08, 12, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 29, 30, 31, 33, 36
en de vier duals alsmede twee niet gelezen MiG-23UB's die de 66 en de 68 zouden moeten zijn geweest
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Grossenhain indeed had two-seaters in the 60-69 range but those at Wittstock were different ones.Gerard wrote:I can strongly recommend the excellent book "Sowjetische Fliegerkräfte Deutschland 1945-1994 - Band 4" by Lutz Freund, as well as the preceding 3 books (although these 3 do not focus on numbers).
For the MiG-23UBs in Wittstock it only mentions blue- and outline-codes, the abovementoned 2 seem to have been based at Grossenhain.
This is what it says:
66rd c/n 6902010 296APIB Grossenhain 89-mar93
68rd c/n 2710 296APIB Grossenhain 91-mar93
Gerard
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