Lieutenant  Luftwaffe Hans Dybul, a dive bomber pilot Ju-87 "Stuka", knocked down in June 1942 in the skies over Tobruk and taken prisoner by the British.

Lieutenant Luftwaffe

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The No. 352 Squadron was the first Yugoslav-manned fighter squadron formed in the Mediterranean and flew fighter escort and ground attack missions over Yugoslavia. The No. 352 Squadron was formed at Benina, Libya, on 22 April 1944 and was equipped with the Hurricane, replaced with Spitfires in June, two months before the Squadron moved to Italy to join No.281 Wing, Balkan Air Force, with base in Apulia, at Canne (location of the photo) where was deployed from August 1944 to January 1945. It was joined by a second Yugoslav squadron, No.351, in September, and the two squadrons operated in a similar way for the rest of the war. As with No.351, No.352 squadron used the island of Vis as an advanced operating base. On 1 January 1945 the entire air echelon moved to the island, before in mid-April the entire squadron was reunited at the liberated airfield of Prkos on the Yugoslav coast. The squadron continued to operate until the end of the war, and was disbanded on 15 June 1945...Idea comes from Victor Sierra photo.Thank you for info about, also goes to Mr.Protic Zoran and Mr.Miroslaw Sekulich