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Bf 110C-2 serial number 2276 belly landed near Bylderup
Bov 26/4 1942.
The aircraft belonged to 5./ NJG 3 and was coded D5+LN.
T/o Schleswig. Op: Feindflug.
The Bf 110 suffered from engine failure due to enemy fire and made during the
night a belly landing in a field belonging to Bylderup Vicarage north of
Bylderup Bov. It skidded across the fields for about fifty metres and hit three
poles that fenced the field.
The crew of Pilot Unteroffizier Hausmann and Wop Unteroffizier Schmidt were
unharmed but the aircraft was 60% damaged.
(Via Chr. Jørgensen)
Sources: LBUK, RL 2 III/1180, AS 71-90, CP.
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