Oberleutnant HUGO DAHMER (1918-2006) flew in Jagd-Geschwader 2, 5, 26 and 77. Knight's Cross awarded on August 1, 1941. 45 aerial victories (+12 unconfirmed) in 307 missions: 26 against Soviet, 19 against Western opponents (incl. four 4-engined bombers). After the war Lieutenant Colonel in the German Bundeswehr.

1st Lieutenant HUGO DAHMER

Oberst (Colonel) ALFRED DRUSCHEL (*February 4, 1917 in Bindsachsen/Germany; KIA January 1, 1945 near Aachen/Germany). Ground attack specialist (Hs 123, Me 109, FW 190) in more than 1000 missions (7 aerial victories) over Poland, France, England, Yugoslavia, Greece, Soviet Union, Germany, Belgium. Awarded the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords. Aged 27 Druschel became one of the youngest Colonels in the German armed forces, he was killed when his FW 190 was shot down by light US AA guns during &quot;Operation Bodenplatte&quot;. More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Druschel

Colonel ALFRED DRUSCHEL

Major MARTIN DREWES (*October 20, 1918), commander III. Group/Nachtjagdgeschwader 1. Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves awarded on April 17, 1945. 235 missions incl. 17 ground attacks on Iraqi soil. 52 aerial victories: 50 4-engined bombers (7 US daytime, 43 British at night), 2 fighter planes. Retired as Lieutenant Colonel of the German Bundeswehr.