Schneeweis, Wolfgang
					
							
							
							  
								- Date of birth:
 
								- October 24th, 1919 (Rodach/Coburg, Germany)
 
							  
								- Date of death:
 
								- July 29th, 1943 (Nevel, 100 km North of Vitebsk / Gerassimowa / Kotovo / Vodjanik)
 
							  
								- Buried on:
 
								- German War Cemetery Sebesh
Grave: UNK. 
							  
								- Nationality:
 
								- German
 
							  
							
						
					
					Biography
					
					March 15th, 1943: WIA in a take-off accident from Smolensk-Nord with Ju 88C-6 Werknummer 360.041
July 28th, 1943-July 29th, 1943: Oberleutnant, 4. Staffel, Nah-Nacht-Jagd-Schwarm, Luftflotten-Kommando 6, reported MIA when Ju 88 A-4 Werknummer 3797 coded '8V+KH' failed to return from operations around Vitebsk - hit by ground fire - remaining crew (all KIA):
-Feldwebel EP Max Mannl, Beobachter
-Unteroffizier EP Paul Ulbricht (o17.05.1920), Bordfunker
Posthumously promoted to Hauptmann - pilot credited with 17 night victories and 10 aircrafts destroyed on the ground.
					
					
					
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							- Period:
 - Second World War (1939-1945)
 - Rank:
  - Oberleutnant (Flying Officer)
 - Unit:
  - 4.(F) Staffel, Aufklärungsgruppe 121 
 - Awarded on:
  - March 1943
 
WIA 15.03.1943
								
 
								
								 
								
							
							
							
							
							- Period:
 - Second World War (1939-1945)
 - Rank:
  - Oberleutnant (Flying Officer)
 - Unit:
  - 4.(F) Staffel, Aufklärungsgruppe 121 
 - Awarded on:
  - April 15th, 1943
 
								 
								
								 
								
							
							
							
							
							- Period:
 - Second World War (1939-1945)
 - Rank:
  - Oberleutnant (Flying Officer)
 - Unit:
  - Flugzeugführer, Nachtjagdschwarm, Luftflotten-Kommando 6 
 - Awarded on:
  - November 15th, 1943
 
Awarded posthumously in recognition of his wartime successes, which included 17 night victories and 10 aircraft destroyed on the ground.
								
 
								
								 
								
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