This Bf-108 is thought proably to be DH-DE that belonged to Fighter Pilot School 3 in Stolp-Reitz (today Słupsk-Redzikowo on the west Polish Baltic coast). However, DA-DE, DR-DE or DH-BE are also possible as a definitive assignment is not possible without the missing construction plate. From the visible bullet holes it seems that the plane was attacked over Rügen during WWII and the pilot ditched in the Jasmunder Bodden. He appears to have survived as no human remains were discovered in the cockpit when the wreck was recovered from the water in 2009.

Wreckage of a Taifun at the Luftwaffenmuseum with the Argus As 10c inverted V-8 engine visible and some traces of dark blue paint. Thought to have been built in Regensburg in 1939, its registration could also be DA+DE, DR+DE or DH+BE. It may have been part of Jagdfliegerschule 3 (JFS 3) based at Stolp-Reitz or it is from 2./JG 103 based at Parow as a Taifun was shot down from above over Rügen on 14.12.44.