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On 27 June it was dominantly evening action once again. Nevertheless, on a morning patrol Rumey scored yet again. 23 Squadron, D3961 , flown by Lt. S C K Welinkar (or Welinker) made PoW at Bray-sur-Somme and died of his wounds. 70 Squadron. Mai said he downed his victim at 2133 hrs. near Thiepval and that shortly thereafter he saw a second Camel in flames over Bray-sur-Somme that was Rumey's victim. He further lists the names of the probable victims, whether he obtained this after the war or not, Henshaw thinks this was another example of double claiming, both Germans making claims for the single victory over Camel D6532 flown by Lt.
British air loses were huge this day and on the ground the final assault on the 'Hindenburg Line' was being pressed. Allied losses 101 and 102. The same comparison again, this time with Fritz Rumey. The first Sanke postcard is based on a photograph of him probably taken about April 1918 at Cappy - based on the Nissen huts in the background. Rumey has his almost ubiquitous grin. The second was probably taken in August 1918, soon after the award of his Pour le Merite. Perhaps it is only for the purpose of the formal photograph, but he looks uncharacteristically sombre in this late Sanke postcard.
The same comparison again, this time with Fritz Rumey. The first Sanke postcard is based on a photograph of him probably taken about April 1918 at Cappy - based on the Nissen huts in the background. Rumey has his almost ubiquitous grin. The second was probably taken in August 1918, soon after the award of his Pour le Merite. Perhaps it is only for the purpose of the formal photograph, but he looks uncharacteristically sombre in this late Sanke postcard. 'I' 101 on the ground were correspondingly heavy, demonstrating that the Germans, on land and in the air, could not stop the onslaught, but they were still capable of inflicting punishing losses.