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Date | 1942 | ||||
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Henschel Hs 123A-1 of Sch.G.1/Schlachtgeshwader Showing the (Infanterie-Sturmabzeichem) or close support emblem. Unit was activated in January 1942 with the formation of two Staffeln 1./Sch.G1 at Werl and 8./Sch.G.1 at Lippstadt.