Felix
& World War 2
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![]() Felix on the steps of the Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art), in a park, Englischer Garten. During occupation, this was the mess hall for the officers of the Third Army (General Patton's). The renamed Haus der Kunst (House of Art) today. |
![]() Felix somewhere in Munich. The vehicle behind him has tentatively identified as a German MAN F8 Pritschenwagen (Flatbed Truck). Identification assistance by Jim Donnelly, Hemmings Motor News Forum. |
| München-Riem, Munich Airport |
![]() Bach, 45th Infantry Division, leaning against Lt. Heinz Sachsenberg's Focke-Wulf Fw190D-9 JV44 Würgerstaffel “Red 1,” München-Riem, Munich Airport Probably May, 1945 (Felix's caption: Bach, Germany) From the collection of PFC Felix A. Cizewski, 45th Signal Company, 45th Infantry Division. Copyright © 2004 Leonard H. Cizewski. May not be reproduced, displayed, modified or distributed without the express prior written permission. The slogan on the plane reads: "Verkaaft's mei Gwand 'I foahr in himmel!
(Sell my Clothes I'm going to heaven!)."
This plane was part of an unit flying top cover for an unit of Messerschmidt Me 262 jets. Allied planes patrolled near the airfield, attacking the Me 262 jets during take off and landing, when they were most vulnerable to propeller driven Allied fighters. The photo is probably from early to mid May 1945 as this plane was scrapped shortly after that. |
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Lovetere, Musbach, & Robinson Family History Ibiblio Index © 2007 Leonard H. Cizewski Last Modified on December 26, 2007 |
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