It is likely that this corresponds to an assumed third crew member, identified as
Obergefreiter Eisold, reported to have been buried in the collective Grave 3, Plot P.A. in Aylesham Cemetery, Kent with Obergefreiter Johann Oehl and Feldwebel Lorenz Beil following the collection of remains associated with a Bf Me110 that exploded after crashing. Determination of the identification and the number of crew from the remains does not appear to have been possible and although a card with Obergefreiter Eisold's name was found in the crash he was not aboard the aircraft. It is possible that after identification of Obergefreiter Oehl and Feldwebel Beil, through other evidence, it was therefore assumed that the aircraft had a crew of 3.
Many thanks to Find A Grave contributor Steve Rob for advice on this entry.
Obergefreiter Eisold, reported to have been buried in the collective Grave 3, Plot P.A. in Aylesham Cemetery, Kent with Obergefreiter Johann Oehl and Feldwebel Lorenz Beil following the collection of remains associated with a Bf Me110 that exploded after crashing. Determination of the identification and the number of crew from the remains does not appear to have been possible and although a card with Obergefreiter Eisold's name was found in the crash he was not aboard the aircraft. It is possible that after identification of Obergefreiter Oehl and Feldwebel Beil, through other evidence, it was therefore assumed that the aircraft had a crew of 3.
Many thanks to Find A Grave contributor Steve Rob for advice on this entry.
It is likely that this corresponds to an assumed third crew member, identified as
Obergefreiter Eisold, reported to have been buried in the collective Grave 3, Plot P.A. in Aylesham Cemetery, Kent with Obergefreiter Johann Oehl and Feldwebel Lorenz Beil following the collection of remains associated with a Bf Me110 that exploded after crashing. Determination of the identification and the number of crew from the remains does not appear to have been possible and although a card with Obergefreiter Eisold's name was found in the crash he was not aboard the aircraft. It is possible that after identification of Obergefreiter Oehl and Feldwebel Beil, through other evidence, it was therefore assumed that the aircraft had a crew of 3.
Many thanks to Find A Grave contributor Steve Rob for advice on this entry.
Obergefreiter Eisold, reported to have been buried in the collective Grave 3, Plot P.A. in Aylesham Cemetery, Kent with Obergefreiter Johann Oehl and Feldwebel Lorenz Beil following the collection of remains associated with a Bf Me110 that exploded after crashing. Determination of the identification and the number of crew from the remains does not appear to have been possible and although a card with Obergefreiter Eisold's name was found in the crash he was not aboard the aircraft. It is possible that after identification of Obergefreiter Oehl and Feldwebel Beil, through other evidence, it was therefore assumed that the aircraft had a crew of 3.
Many thanks to Find A Grave contributor Steve Rob for advice on this entry.
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