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Werksnummernliste Ju 52 www.Ju52archiv.de − Bernd Pirkl Weiter Krieg Wnr. Variante Kennzeichen Hersteller Erstbesitzer Zulassung Ergänzungen BNW Zulassungen überlebt FB Baltabol: 04.09.1935 FT-Flug, 25.09.1935 Nachflug , DVL-Testmaschine , 01.02.1938 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Leipzig zur Teilüberholung , 12/1938-10/1938 Lufthansa "Emil Schäfer" , 09/19369 zur Luftwaffe , 12.1941: 301 Ju 52/3mge D-ABUA ATG CB+EZ DVL/LUFTHANSA 09.1935 Luftverkehrsgruppe , 01.1942: Sanitätsflugbereitschaft 3 , 10.06.1942: Sanitätsflugbereitschaft 3 Artilleriebschuß auf dem Flug von Anissowo nach Gerodischtsche (100% zerstört) www.Ju52archiv.deFB Baltabol: 06.09.1935 Einflug, 27.09.1935 Nachflug , 12.1935: Umbau− mit 5 SesselnBernd mit Anschnallgurten sowie 8 Fenster fürPirkl Fliegerschule Neuruppin , 24.05.1943: 6./T.G.4 Insel Skyros Motlandung infolge 302 Ju 52/3mge D-ATYO ATG 06.09.1935 Brennstoffmangel (80% zerstört) FB Baltabol: 17.09.1935 Einflug, 07.10.1935 Nachflug , Reichseigenes Leihflugzeug der OMW Flugabteilung , Motorentestmaschine Mittelmotor Jumo 207/208/210/211/213 , FB Pohl: 12.04.1940 Überführung Rechlin-Dessau 303 Ju 52/3mge D-AMUY ATG NN+MA 17.09.1935 x , 05.1941: Überführungskommando Jüterbog , 23.12.1941: Überführungsstelle d. Lw. Jüterbog unfreiwillige Bodenberührung bei Klimbach (95% zerstört) 3 Tote: BF Uffz. Ludwig Piendel + 2 Zivilisten FB Baltabol: 02.10.1935 FT-Flug, 05.12.1935 Nachflug , FB Mühl: 22.+27.04.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 02.05.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 12.05.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 19.05.1938 Probeflug 304 Ju 52/3mge WL-ADUO ATG D-ADUO LUFTWAFFE 30.09.1935 Staaken , FB Mühl: 25.05.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 03.08.1938 Überlandflug Staaken-Bayreuth-Giebelstadt , FB Mühl: 05.08.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 10.+13.+14.+24.+27.02.1939 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 16.+17.04.1939 Probeflug Staaken , F.F.S. B 12 Bedienungsfehler bei Ohlau (90% zerstört) 3 Verletzte um FF Uffz. Kalder FB Baltabol: 09.10.1935 Einflug, 09.10.1935 Nachflug , 24.05.1941: K.G.z.b.V.106 Technische Mängel in Maleme (30% beschädigt) , 14.11.1942: K.Gr.z.b.V.S11(Brindisi) Tunis Feindbeschuß Flugzeug verbrannt (100% 305 Ju 52/3mge D-ANYE ATG 09.10.1935 zerstört) FB Baltabol: 16.10.1935 Einflug, 12.12.1935 Nachflug , FB Thiele: 05.05.1939 funktechnischer Einweisungsflug Halle a. d. Saale , 16.06.1939 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Leipzig zur Grundüberholung , FB Sittel: 09.09.1939 FT- 306 Ju 52/3mge D-AGUU ATG 16.10.1935 Flug nach Reparatur/Überholung , 27.12.1942: K.Gr.z.b.V.800 Castel Vetrano Absturz nach Start infolge Motorenstörung (40% beschädigt) 307 Ju 52/3mge D-ABIA ATG 07.11.1935 FB Baltabol: 07.11.1935 Einflug, 18.12.1935 Nachflug , 13.06.1943: IV./T.G.3 Foggia-Tortarella Bruchlandung (35% beschädigt) 308 Ju 52/3mge D-ADEU ATG 06.11.1935 FB Baltabol: 06.11.1935 Einflug, 17.12.1935 Nachflug NA+FW FB Baltabol: 27.11.1935 Nachflug , ab 12.04.1941 Luftwaffe, GKFS 4 Thorn, IV./K.G.z.b.V.1: 23.03.1942 bei Ponte del Fare Naeve Messina zu ???% beschädigt, 11.07.1942: Bei Tobruk Bruchlandung infolge Feindbeschuß 309 Ju 52/3mge D-APYY ATG 27.11.1935 1Z+KZ (10% beschädigt) , 07.02.1943: IV./K.G.z.b.V.1 bei Ponta del Fare Nacho Morsina Notlandung auf See (100% zerstört) 310 Ju 52/3mge D-AXEI ATG DVL 22.08.1935 FB Baltabol: 22.08.1935 Einflug, 13.09.1935 Nachflug , DVL-Testmaschine , Kontrollflugzeug für JU-PAK Luftschrauben (Rißbildung) , 19.11.1942:K.Gr.z.b.V.Frankfurt Sidi el Magrun Fahrwerkschaden (100% zerstört) SE+GC FB Baltabol: 26.07.1935 Einflug, 21.08.1935 Nachflug , 30.03.1939 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Breslau zur Reparatur , ab 1939 Luftwaffe , 15.09.1939: 16./K.G.z.b.V.2 Besatzung zum 15.09.1939: FF Uffz. d.R.Kenk, B. Oblt. 311 Ju 52/3mge D-AHYA ATG LUFTWAFFE 26.07.1935 G6+NQ Kröning - Staffelkapitän, BF Uffz. Gatter, BM Uffz Rebhan, Sanitätsflugzeug 312 Ju 52/3mge D-AKUE ATG 12.08.1935 FB Baltabol: 12.08.1935 Einflug, 26.08.1935 Nachflug FB Baltabol: 22.11.1935 Einflug, "Fritz Erb" , Anschaffungswert 172000,00 RM , DVL, D-AZIR, 1939, "Fritz Erb" , 1939 zur LUFTWAFFE , zerstört durch Unfall 1942 , laut Lufthansa Inventarliste 1942 als Totalschaden 1301 Ju 52/3mge D-AZIR ATG LUFTHANSA 22.11.1935 zerstört worden. 1302 Ju 52/3mge D-AHYK ATG LUFTWAFFE 22.11.1935 FB Baltabol: 22.11.1935 Einflug, 29.11.1935 Nachflug FB Baltabol: 23.03.1936 Nachflug , als D-APOV: FB Geyer: 31.05.1937 mehrere Flüge Königsberg , FB Mühl: 13.06.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 18.08.1938 Überlandflug Staaken-Neurupin-Staaken , FB Mühl: 19.08.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 17.02.1939 Probeflug Staaken , 12.1939: Flugbereitschaft RLM , Flugbereitschaft RLM Staaken, FB Mühl: 10.+12.02.1939 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 01.+03.+17.04.1939 1303 Ju 52/3mge RK+AQ ATG D-APOV LUFTWAFFE 03.1936 Probeflug Staaken , ab 09.04.1940: K.Gr..z.b.V.106 , 01.05.1940: K.Gr..z.b.V.106 durch Britischen Bombenangriff auf Oslo beschädigt worden und zur Reparatur durch überführt worden (FB Talke) , 10.10.1940: Lw.Kontroll- Kommission V Golf von Beauduc zwischen Montpellier und Marseille Absturz ins Meer (100% zerstört) 13 Tote: FF Lt. Franz Weiss, FF Ernst Oberst van Vloten, BF Ofw. Hubert Schikora, BM Uffz. Ernst Mauß, BS Flg Hans Stingl, FG Major Otto Augustini, FG Cdt Brothier, FG Ofw. Wilhelm Läcke, FG Uffz Oskar Merten, FG Hptm. Robert Schweitzer, FG Cdt. Servoz, FG Gefr. Alfred Thiel, FG Kapitän Thilloy FB Baltabol: 06.12.1935 Einflug, 08.01.1936 Nachflug , 22.04.1936 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Leipzig zur Teilüberholung , K.G.155, Gen.d.Lw. beim Ob.d.M., Wilhelmshaven-Reede, auf dem Fluge Kiel-Jever durch Flak der 1304 Ju 52/3mge WL-AGZG ATG LUFTWAFFE 06.12.1935 Admiral Scheer. 8 Tote (100% zerstört) 1305 Ju 52/3mge ATG 11.12.1935 FB Baltabol: 11.12.1935 Einflug , 17.05.1941: Transportstaffel/VIII.Fliegerkorps Athen feindlicher Fliegerangrif (100% zerstört) 1306 Ju 52/3mge ATG 14.12.1935 FB Baltabol: 14.12.1935 Einflug, 22.12.1935 Nachflug , 24.02.1939 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Leipzig zur Grundüberholung FB Baltabol: 18.12.1935 Einflug, 01.04.1936 Nachflug , LUFTHANSA danach Luftwaffe , FB Mühl: 18.05.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 11.+14.06.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 06.07.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 10.02.1939 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 09.+21.03.1939 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 04.+12.04.1939 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 02.+03.05.1939 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 17.09.1939 Werkstattflug Staaken RK+AR 1307 Ju 52/3mge D-AXOV ATG LUFTHANSA 18.12.1935 als 2D+DH ,19.09.1939: Mollwitz 19:25 Bruchlandung 3 Motore und Fahrgestell abgerissen (60% beschädigt) Heimatflugplatz Berlin-Staaken , 02.10.1939 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Breslau zur Reparatur , 12.1939: 2D+DH Flugbereitschaft RLM , 02.1941/08.1941: B.F.S. 2 , 09.1941: F.F.S. C 15 , 3./K.Gr.z.b.V.300, 22.12.1941: K.Gr.z.b.V.800, Witebsk Notlandung wegen Feindbeschuß (30% beschädigt) , 08.01.1943: K.Gr.z.b.V.50 Stalingrad Absturz (100% zerstört) als RK+AR FB Baltabol: 23.12.1935 Einflug, 30.12.1935 Nachflug , FB Mühl: 12.03.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 13.06.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 13.06.1938 Überführungsflug Neuripin-Staaken , FB Mühl: 23.03.1939 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 01.06.1938 Probeflug Staaken , FB Mühl: 09.+23.03.1939 Probeflug Staaken , 12.1939: Flugbereitschaft RLM , FB Mühl: 30.01.1940 Kaltstartversuch Staaken , 03.1940: 1./K.Gr.z.b.V.106 , 1308 Ju 52/3mge D-ABYI ATG RK+AS 23.12.1935 11.05.1941: Transportstaffel/VIII.Fliegerkorps Saloniki Bruchlandung (20% beschädigt) , 11.1942: F.F.S. C 11 , 04.1943: 14./ K.G.z.b.V.1 , 11.04.1943: IV./K.G.z.b.V.1 zwischen Reggio und Tunis abgeschossen (100% zerstört) FB Baltabol: 31.12.1935 Einflug, 29.01.1936 Nachflug , DVL-Testmaschine , Kontrollflugzeug für JU-PAK Luftschrauben (Rißbildung) , 14.11.1942: F.F.S. C 11 Aidono unfreiwillige Bodenberührung infolge Nebel (100% 1309 Ju 52/3mge D-AKUY ATG 31.12.1935 zerstört) 2 Tote, 2 Verletzte 1310 Ju 52/3mge D-ANOA ATG 03.01.1936 FB Baltabol: 03.01.1936 Einflug, 06.01.1936 Nachflug , 02.12.1941: I./K.G.z.b.V.172 Bruchlandung in Derna (100% zerstört) Besatzung unverletzt D-AXYY FB Baltabol: 06.01.1936 Einflug, 29.01.1936 Nachflug , 15.09.1939: 14./K.G.z.b.V.2 Besatzung zum 15.09.1939: FF Uffz. Flaig, BF Fw. Vilsmeier, BM Uffz Weiland , 03.1941: F.F.S. C 12 , 05.1942: F.F.S. C 4 , 23.11.1942: 1311 Ju 52/3mge DA+AA ATG 8T+HK LUFTWAFFE 06.01.1936 K.Gr.z.b.V.S11 Tunis durch Bomben Fahrwerk beschädigt , 04.1943: 2./K.Gr.z.b.V.800 , 05.04.1943: K.Gr.z.b.V.800 Tunis Bombenwurf (50% besschädigt) G6+MY 1312 Ju 52/3mge D-ABAP ATG 20.01.1936 FB Baltabol: 20.01.1936 Einflug, 11.03.1936 Nachflug , Flugzeug der Lorenz AG in Berlin, das Kennzeichen wird auch bei der 2. Lorenz Ju 52 1346 benutzt, die für diese Maschine getauscht wurde. FB Baltabol: 08.01.1936 Einflug, 09.01.1936 Nachflug , FB Kroß: 01.08.1938 Platzflug Anklam , 27.04.1939 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Breslau zur Grundüberholung , 28.05.1941: I./L.L.G.1 Maleme Rollschaden (30% 1313 Ju 52/3mge D-APOV?? ATG 08.01.1936 beschädigt) FB Baltabol: 15.01.1936 Einflug, 23.02.1936 Nachflug , 17.10.1936 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Leipzig zur Reparatur , FB Sittel: 03.03.1937 FT-Flug nach Reparatur/Überholung , 13.07.1939 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Breslau 1314 Ju 52/3mge ATG 15.01.1936 zur Grundüberholung 1315 Ju 52/3mge BL+PA ATG C6+DB 16.01.1936 FB Baltabol: 16.01.1936 Einflug, 20.02.1936 Nachflug , 06.07.1941: Stab/I.Fliegerkorps Feinbeschuß bei Ostrow (100% zerstört) 1316 Ju 52/3mge ATG 17.01.1936 FB Baltabol: 17.01.1936 Einflug, 25.02.1936 Nachflug , 06.06.1939 Ankunft in Junkers Werft Leipzig zur Grundüberholung FB Baltabol: 23.01.1936 Einflug,
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