Skin for Aeroplane Heaven's great Me109E, flown by Oberlieutnant Wilhelm Moritz, Staffelkaptain 6./JG77, Kristiansand-Kjevik, September 1940
The profile I used showed a hasty dopple applied to the fuselage and crude paining out of the original A/C identity code NI+ZW.
At the beginning of World War 2, Moritz was serving with II./ZG 1 flying the Bf 110 Zerstörer twin-engined fighter. He participated in the Polish campaign. In summer 1940, Moritz was transferred to II./JG 77. He was assigned to 6./JG 77. He served in Norway and western France with this unit with no victory claims. On 9 September, he was appointed Staffelkapitän of 6./JG 77. Starting in 1941 to the end of the war, Moritz served with EinsatzStaffel/JFS 4, 11./JG 51, 11./JG 1,II./JG 51, 12./JG 51 and 6./JG 3.
In over 500 combat missions Wilhelm Moritz was credited with 44 confirmed victories. He recorded 25 victories over the Western front, including 12 four-engined bombers. The rest of his victories were claimed on the Eastern Front. However, some sources quote his total to be as high as 54, including 25 four-engined bombers.
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The profile I used showed a hasty dopple applied to the fuselage and crude paining out of the original A/C identity code NI+ZW.
At the beginning of World War 2, Moritz was serving with II./ZG 1 flying the Bf 110 Zerstörer twin-engined fighter. He participated in the Polish campaign. In summer 1940, Moritz was transferred to II./JG 77. He was assigned to 6./JG 77. He served in Norway and western France with this unit with no victory claims. On 9 September, he was appointed Staffelkapitän of 6./JG 77. Starting in 1941 to the end of the war, Moritz served with EinsatzStaffel/JFS 4, 11./JG 51, 11./JG 1,II./JG 51, 12./JG 51 and 6./JG 3.
In over 500 combat missions Wilhelm Moritz was credited with 44 confirmed victories. He recorded 25 victories over the Western front, including 12 four-engined bombers. The rest of his victories were claimed on the Eastern Front. However, some sources quote his total to be as high as 54, including 25 four-engined bombers.
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