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Klaas Willem Jonker
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† April 30, 2018

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Serial Serial	Constr. nr. Constr. nr.	Date in service Date in service	Date out of service Date out of service	Notes Notes
850	5445	1-10-1938	10-05-1940	Original prototype. Maiden flight on 16-10-1937. Three flights during the war, last one on may 11th. A Me-110 was shot down, before the aircraft it self was shot down near Waddinxveen, killing two of the crew.
851	5446	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Was in Hangar C at Schiphol air base, used as a so called "christmas tree", parts being used for the other aircraft. Burned because of the bombardment of Schiphol.
852	5447	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Stood in the so called Fokker hangar at Schiphol, was for about 95% ready. Probably captured by the Germans.
853	5448	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Made a forced landing on Ruigenhoek, may 10th because of engine failure. Destroyed.
854	5449	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Made three flights during the war. Landed on may 10, 1940 on Ruigenhoek. Departed for bombing of Ockenburg and Waalhaven. Was shot down near Oud-Beierland, four of the crew were killed an one heavily injured.
855	5450	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Made two flights during the war. Attacked abover sea by five fighters and shot down, only lt.wnr. Swagerman managed to save himself.
856	5451	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Made seven flights during the war. Landed may,10th 1940 on air base Ruigenhoek; left for bombing of air base Ockenburg and Waalhaven. Attacked the bridges across the Maas twice, but missed both times the target.
857	5452	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Was not ready for use; stood without engines in the military hangar at Schiphol. Damaged because of the bombardment of Schiphol. Probably captured by the Germans.
858	5453	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Shot down a German bomber near IJmuiden on may 10th 1940. Landed on air field Souburg; Departed later for Schiphol. Shot by own FLAK, landed on air field Haamsteede, where it was destroyed on may 11th by the Luftwaffe.
859	5454	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Damaged while departing from Schiphol. Probably captured by the Germans.
860	5455	1-10-1938	11-05-1940	Was not ready for use. Stood unarmed at Schiphol. Destroyed or captured.
861	5456	1-10-1938	11-5-1940	Was based at Texel Flying school. Shot in fire on May 10th 1940.
862	5457	1-10-1938	11-5-1940	Shot down a German aircraft near Katwijk, two other were damaged. Landed on air base Ruigenhoek. Departed for bombing of Ockenburg and Waalhaven., but shot down near Oud-Beierland.
863	5458	1-10-1938	11-5-1940	Was not ready for use and unarmed. Destroyed during bombardment of Schiphol. Possibly captured by the German forces.
864	5459	1-10-1938	11-5-1940	Under repair at the Fokker factory, Amsterdam. Was ready for about 40%. Possibly captured by the German Forces.
865	5460	1-10-1938	11-5-1940	Made just on flight during the war, wheels out because of problems with landing gear. Made a lading at air base De Kooy on may 10th 1940, where it was destroyed during an aerial attack.