Package of 12 skins Fw 190 A-8 III/KG 51 Bodenplatte campaign

[E69_julian57]

Skins made to fly a co-op campaign we were flying the other day.
Includes Mod, from the skins, excerpt in the MOD folder.

revelación

https://mega.nz/file/ku4kXLoT#tWSb965_j61dx9856LDUp0oen79e59xsxCS4LDfCCJ8

Edited February 13, 2022 by E69_julian57

[Dutchvdm]

Very nice!! 
 

 

But i think there is a typo in the title. ?

 

Grt M

[CUJO_1970]

Thank you!!

[imanuthep]

A little question Julian...those planes are fictionnal or not ? To my knowledge, III.KG51 didn't exist (only Me262 of the I and II.KG51 took part of the Bodenplatte operation) Perhaps you have more information than I have

 

[Dutchvdm]

38 minutes ago, imanuthep said:

A little question Julian...those planes are fictionnal or not ? To my knowledge, III.KG51 didn't exist (only Me262 of the I and II.KG51 took part of the Bodenplatte operation) Perhaps you have more information than I have

 

It did, but was renamed to Nsgr20.

 

Grt M

[E69_julian57]

Hi @imanuthep

The III/KG51 flew the F-8s on the western front for a short period of time along with the KG200. I only have a few black and white photos of them seen from the front so I can't give more detail than that they were experimental JABOS... they soon moved on to the Me-262.

[Hien-0_1*]

Historically correct information on the III. KG51:

- Source

- red: time of existence at the end of the war

- green: example of aircraft stock

- blue: indication of further existence of the unit after renaming

Information on the successor unit:  Nachtschlachtgruppe 20

- story

 

http://www.ww2.dk/air/attack/nsgr20.htm

 

- aircraft stock

 

http://www.ww2.dk/oob/bestand/schlacht/bnsgr20.html

 

PS: never equipped with Me262 !!!

 

 

&

III.KG51 not during operation Bodenplate!!!

[LukeFF]

III./KG 51 in 1944 is a bit weird, but in general:

 

The old formation was disbanded around the beginning of 1944.

 

I./SKG 10, a nocturnal Fw 190 ground attack unit based in France, was renamed III./KG 51 in the summer of 1944. 

 

Around the end of October / early November 1944, it was renamed NSGr. 20. The exact date is a bit hard to pin down, as conflicting dates are given in multiple sources (including the book shown in the above post). 

[E69_julian57]

Spoiler

https://mega.nz/file/kiIgjDBQ#gCG4ucxmt1WV_E0psy7L5EUGhr2yoXQAijavYh25HS8

Edited February 15, 2022 by E69_julian57

[imanuthep]

Okay, thanks guys for all those informations...