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.

Major MARTIN DREWES, night fighter

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

Hauptmann (Captain) Victor Mölders (*September 27, 1914 in Gelsenkirchen/Germany), the younger brother of legendary Werner Mölders (killed November 22, 1941 in a plane crash near Breslau/Silesia). Victor managed to score his first aerial victory before his brother and was awarded the Iron Cross 2nd Class before him. During a fighter bomber attack (with 2nd squadron/Jagd-Geschwader 51) on a London harbour facility on October 7, 1940 Victor was shot down and captured. Until November 1946 he was a POW in the UK and in Canada. After the war he became an architect.