List of aerial victories of Kurt Wolff
Kurt Wolff was a German flying ace of the First World War. He scored 33 aerial victories in the four months from 6 March to 7 July 1917. He scored his first 29 victories while flying in Jagdstaffel 11. Two more victories came while he was temporarily commanding Jagdstaffel 29. Posted back to Jagdstaffel 11 as commander, Wolff scored his final two victories. Wolff's 24th victory was a notable one, as he killed Major H. D. Harvey-Kelly.
This list is complete for entries, though obviously not for all details. Double break in list marks transition between jagdstaffeln. Information was abstracted from Above the Lines: The Aces and Fighter Units of the German Air Service, Naval Air Service and Flanders Marine Corps, 1914–1918, , , p. 233. Abbreviations from those sources were expanded by editor creating this list. No.Date/timeVictimSquadronLocation 1 6 March 1917 @ 1230 hours Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2d No. 16 Squadron RFC Givenchy, France 2 9 March 1917 @ 1020 hours Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.8 No. 40 Squadron RFC Annay, France 3 17 March 1917 @ 1145 hours Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter No. 43 Squadron RFC Southwest of Athies, France 4 30 March 1917 @ 1145 hours Nieuport 17 No. 60 Squadron RFC East of Gavrelle, France 5 31 March 1917 @ 0750 hours Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2b No. 11 Squadron RFC Gavrelle, France 6 6 April 1917 @ 1015 hours Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 No. 59 Squadron RFC Bois-Bernard, France 7 7 April 1917 @ 1745 hours Nieuport 27 No. 60 Squadron RFC Mercatel, France 8 8 April 1917 @ 1430 hours Airco DH.4 No. 55 Squadron RFC Northeast of Blécourt, France 9 11 April 1917 @ 0910 hours Bristol F.2 Fighter No. 48 Squadron RFC North of Fismes, France 10 13 April 1917 @ 0856 hours Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 No. 59 Squadron RFC North of Vitry, France 11 13 April 1917 @ 1235 hours Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2b No. 11 Squadron RFC South of Bailleul, France 12 13 April 1917 @ 1630 hours Nieuport 17 No. 29 Squadron RFC South of Monchy, France 13 13 April 1917 @ 1852 hours Martinsyde G.100 No. 27 Squadron RFC Rouvroy 14 14 April 1917 @ 0920 hours Nieuport 17 No. 60 Squadron RFC Southeast of Drocourt, France 15 14 April 1917 @ 1829 hours Spad S.VII No. 19 Squadron RFC East of Bailleul, France 16 16 April 1917 @ 1030 hours Nieuport 17 No. 60 Squadron RFC Northeast of Roeux, France 17 21 April 1917 @ 1730 hours Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2g No. 16 Squadron RFC West of Willerval, France 18 21 April 1917 @ 1745 hours Nieuport 23 No. 29 Squadron RFC East of Fresnes, France 19 22 April 1917 @ 1710 hours Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2b No. 11 Squadron RFC Hendecourt, France 20 22 April 1917 @ 2005 hours Morane Parasol No. 3 Squadron RFC Havrincourt, France 21 26 April 1917 @ 1635 hours Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2g No. 5 Squadron RFC East of Gavrelle, France 22 27 April 1917 @ 2020 hours Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2b No. 11 Squadron RFC South of Gavrelle, France 23 28 April 1917 @ 1120 hours Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2g No. 16 Squadron RFC South of Oppy, Pas-de-Calais, France 24 29 April 1917 @ 1210 hours Spad S.VII No. 19 Squadron RFC Sailly, France 25 29 April 1917 @ 1700 hours Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2b No. 18 Squadron RFC South of Pronville-en-Artois, France 26 29 April 1917 @ 1745 hours Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2f No. 16 Squadron RFC West of Gavrelles, France 27 30 April 1917 @ 1735 hours Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2e No. 13 Squadron RFC West of Fresnes, France 28 1 May 1917 @ 1050 hours Sopwith Triplane No. 8 (Naval) Squadron South of Seclin 29 1 May 1917 @ 1855 hours Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2b No. 25 Squadron RFC South of Bois Bernard, France 30 13 May 1917 @ 1155 hours SPAD Escadrille N.37, Service Aéronautique Beine, France 31 27 June 1917 @ 2030 hours Nieuport 23 No. 29 Squadron RFC Southwest of Noyelles 32 6 July 1917 @ 2120 hours Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 No. 4 Squadron RFC Zillebeke, Belgium 33 7 July 1917 @ 1100 hours Sopwith Triplane No. 1 (Naval) Squadron Comines, France
References Franks, Norman; Frank W. Bailey; Russell Guest. Above the Lines: The Aces and Fighter Units of the German Air Service, Naval Air Service and Flanders Marine Corps, 1914–1918. Grub Street, 1993. .