Documents army Oberstarzt with son pilot KG77 KIA London 1940

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Dr. Med. Richard Spaar, army doctor Oberstarzt (rank comparable to colonel, Oberst).

1) Three statements 1944-1945 by army administration offices regarding his military income.
2) Four WW2 documents regarding military payments
3) Military discharge document, 3.10.44. Sanitäts-E.u.A.-Abteilung 1 in Tapiau.
4) Military government of germany temporary registrations 1945 for him and one for his wife.
5) Statement 1949 by another doctor that Richard was member of the Wehrmacht and 1940-1942 working as a brain specialist for other higher army medical stations.
6) Insurance card Deutsche Beamten-Krankenversicherung.
7) Large photo of a paining that was 1948 made of him by artist Friedrich Kunitzer.

Born 1887 in Rockenberg Army doctor living in Ludwigsburg and Alsfeld. Military service as a doctor Nov.34 till Sep.44. In WW2 based in Königsberg. He was officially discharged on 3.11.44. He died in 1951.

His son Friedrich Spaar Leutnant zur See Kriegsmarine

1) WW2 clothing ration card
Born 1921 living on the island Sylt in „Haus Ems“

His son Walter Spaar Leutnant pilot Luftwaffe bomber squadron

1) Vaccination document, 6.7.31.
2) Field post letter 22.10.40 and typewritten cover from his father Dr. Spaar to Walter at field post number L01987, III. Kampf-Geschwader 77
3) Field post cover 31.10.40. Send by the commander of (field post number L011987) to family Dr. Med. Spaar in Königsberg. Probably once containing the condolance letter becuase Walter didn’t come back from an enemy flight.
4) Letter and cover 23.12.42 from his high school „Eberhard-Ludwigs Gymnasium Stuttgart“ to his mother if she can send some belongings of the fallen son to the school for a rembrance day.

Born 12.10.1919. He served 1940 as a Ju88A pilot with Luftwaffe bomber squadron Kampf-Geschwader 77. On 23.10.40 he didn’t come back from an enemy flight to London and is missing in action since that day (probably lost in sea). From research: 23 October 1940 9./KG77 Junkers Ju88A-1 (5107). Failed to return from attack on London and presumed shot down by AA defences. FF Lt Walther Spaar, BO Fw Josef Gallus, BF Obergefr Max Zimmermann, and BS Uffz Wilhelm Ebmeyer all missing. Aircraft 3Z+HT 100% write-off.

Recent information German War Casualties Organization:
Nachname: Spaar
Vorname: Walther
Dienstgrad: Leutnant
Geburtsdatum: 12.10.1919
Todes-/Vermisstendatum: 23.10.1940
Todes-/Vermisstenort: Feindflug nach London
Grave unknown, missing in action.