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Corgi Aviation Archive Ju 52 Luftwaffe II./KGzbV.1, Milos, Greece, May 1941
Description: Josef Jacobs (May 15, 1894 - July 29, 1978) was the joint 4th German flying ace with 48 victories (equal with Lt. Werner Voss) during WWI. After achieving his first two victories flying the Fokker E.III (Eindekker), he transferred to Jasta 22, where he achieved 3 officially claimed and many more unclaimed victories until August 1917, when he became Commander of Jasta 7. Leutnant Jacobs went on to fly the Fokker DR. I Triplane rather successfully in Jasta 7 from early 1918 onwards, with his aircraft finished in a distinctive black scheme. Lt. Jacobs victory tally slowly rose, until at 24 victories (achieved on July 19, 1918), he was awarded the coveted Pour le Merite. Jacobs remained with Jasta 7 until armistice. His final victory tally was 48 enemy aircraft and balloons.
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Features:
-Incredible detail
-Stand included
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