Another view of the Messerschmitt Me 210A 2N+LT after the crash. The status of the propellers blades seem indicate engines not running (engine failure?). Probably the aircraft has experienced a runway excursion hitting the anti-blast pen. Note the sand-bags scattered all over the place and over the aircraft’s wing. Victor Sierra

After the crash

Served in WW1 with GR9 1917-1918. 

Gürke also distinguished himself in the Flak Front of 27th May 1942,his battalion destroying 40 enemy tanks in four days.Awarded RK 3rd November 1942. Died in Soviet captivity 1946