Hans Berr was a German First World War fighter ace credited with 10 victories. Flying a fighter plane, the Fokker Eindecker, Berr was one of the pilots known as the Fokker Scourge. He was one of the first German Jagdstaffel commanders, leading Jagdstaffel 5.
No.Date/timeAircraftUnitFoeLocationNotes 1 8 March 1916 Fokker Eindekker Kampfeinsitzerkommando Avillers Nieuport Verdun Casualty from French Escadrille MS3 2 14 March 1916 Fokker Eindekker Kampfeinsitzerkommando Avillers Caudron Northwest of Verdun 3 7 October 1916 @ 1010 hours Jagdstaffel 5 Caudron Combles 4 7 October 1916 Jagdstaffel 5 Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.12 Combles Casualty from No. 34 Squadron RFC 5 20 October 1916 @ 1700 hours Jagdstaffel 5 Royal Aircraft Factory FE.2b Southeast of Le Transloy 6 22 October 1916 @ 1100 hours Jagdstaffel 5 Morane Parasol Sailley Casualty from No. 3 Squadron RFC 7 26 October 1916 @ 1800 hours Jagdstaffel 5 Royal Aircraft Factory FE.2b (s/n 4933) Le Transloy Casualty from No. 18 Squadron RFC. Both 2nd Lt. Philip Forsyth Heppel and 2nd Lt. H.B.O. Mitchell WIA and POW 8 26 October 1916 @ 1810 hours Jagdstaffel 5 Observation balloon South of Maurepas 9 1 November 1916 @ 1615 hours Jagdstaffel 5 Caudron Southeast of Courcelette 10 3 November 1916 @ 1745 hours Jagdstaffel 5 Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2 Northwest of Martinpuich
References Above the Lines: The Aces and Fighter Units of the German Air Service, Naval Air Service and Flanders Marine Corps, 1914–1918, , , p. 71