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<strong>Wilhelm</strong> <strong>Mohr</strong>. On World War II Results and losses. To sum up, 331 and 332 Squadrons of the Norwegian Wing within Fighter Command and 2 nd Tactical Air Force are credited by the RAF with 180 ½ enemy aircraft destroyed, 25 ½ probably destroyed and 123 damaged. They are otherwise credited with 381 motor vehicles, 62 locomotives, 70 rail wagons, 13 tanks, 134 motorcycles, buses and staff cars, 20 armoured cars, 96 armoured rail wagons, 132 horse-drawn vehicles, 45 trailers, 5 tractors, 8 troop-transport vehicles, 6 petrol tankers, 68 lorries, 21 barges, 10 other boats and 1 ammunition depot. The losses in operations were 72 killed, 11 held as prisoners of war (1 repatriated). 2 were shot trying to escape – and as a point of interest 2 of the 3 from the Big Escape that succeeded were from the Norwegian Wing. 58
2nd Lt Jens Müller from 331 (N) Squadron next to Hawker Hurricane BD734/ FN-D «Odin» at Skeabrae on the Orkney Islands. 331 (N) Squadron was initially equipped with Hawker Hurricane Mk. I, and shortly after obtained Mk.IIb. In November 1941 Spitfire Mk.IIa replaced the Hurricanes and, as the serviceability of the Squadron’s aircraft had proved to be high, these were again replaced with factory-new Spitfire Mk.Vb’s with 20 mm cannons. This was done before the Squadron was posted south to North Weald. 331 (N) Squadron with Spitfire Mk.Vb photographed at Catterick during a stop over underway to North Weald on 5 May 1942. 59
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