On 24 September, "Jagdstaffel 36" received an infusion of Fokker D.VIIs; however, the squadron would not score another victory until 4 October. "Jagdgeschwader III" continued to fight through the end of September, but several factors began to degrade its combat capabilities. There were frequent airfield changes due to the retreat of German ground forces. Fuel for the airplanes began to be rationed. A trio of JG III's most prolific aces dropped from the wing's ranks in late September—Rudolf Klimke, Otto Fruhner, and Friedrich Noltenius. Records for October 1918's wing operations are scarce. However, those existing depict a diminished wing constantly on the move and curtailed by supply shortages. They were faced with overwhelming numbers of Allied fighters. Mid-month, Bruno Loerzer, lately promoted to "Hauptmann", took Paul Baumer with him to the new fighter testing at Adlershof, Germany. That removed two more high scoring aces from the ranks of JG III. From 14 to 25 October, JG III scored no victories. Nevertheless, on the war's heaviest day of aerial combat, 30 October, the wing still shot down 10 enemy aircraft. On 4 November 1918, all four "jadgstaffeln" of "Jagdgeschwader III" flew into combat, scoring victories against Bristol F.2b and Sopwith Snipe fighters and an Airco DH.9 bomber. These 13 victories would be the last by JG III. The Armistice of 11 November 1918 would end the war. The wing's pilots remained defiant to the end. Before surrendering their Fokker D.VIIs to the Allies, "Jagdstaffel 2" pilots wrote their names and the number of their aerial victories on the aircraft fuselages. Incomplete records preclude an exact count of "Jagdgeschwader III" victories. However, they are estimated at a minimum of 370 enemy aircraft destroyed during the wing's nine months of existence. Below is the listing of flying aces serving with "Jagdgeschwader III", the number of victories they scored while flying with the wing, and the most prestigious decoration they received. The following models of aircraft are known to have been flown by "Jagdgeschwader III".