Talk:Lüneburg Airfield

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Reported number of enemy aircraft transferred to France here, c1945[edit]

https://docer.tips/after-the-battle-174-the-battle-of-the-vercors.html ("After the Battle" partwork, "The Dissolution of the Luftwaffe") "As France had a seat on the Control Council in Berlin, their right to obtain enemy war material was different to the other liberated countries and the following aircraft were assembled for them at the airfield at Lüneburg: one Arado 396, two each Me 162 and Arado 234, three Ju 88s, four Me 163s, seven He 162s, 17 Me 108s, 36 Ju 52s including nine floatplanes, 39 Si 204s, 64 Fi 156s, 88 Arado 96s and 154 Bu 181s." (Bücker Bü 181 Bestmann) Buckshot06 (talk) 09:45, 19 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]