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WWII US Pilot Awarded Medal for Shooting Down US Plane
23 May 2016, 05:55
TCLouisWWII US Pilot Awarded Medal for Shooting Down US Plane
Someone sent me an interesting post, was part of the email, not a URL and a story of a pilot that shot down planes from Germany, Italy, Japan and the US.
Wonder if anyone can stir up a URL for an interesting lil chapter from WWII.
here it is, thanx to outside help.
http://southernarizonaguide.co...rious-kill-markings/
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pilot that shot down planes from Germany, Italy, Japan and the US
Wow, learn something new every day.
http://acesofww2.com/USA/aces/curdes/
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25 May 2016, 04:32
Grizzly AdamsMy dad, who was on the German side, Marine artillery, claimed he shot down his commanding general. No medal for that.
Apparently there was a no shoot order for a set time period and the guys plane showed up way past the allotted time, which meant he was fair game. Luckily he wasn't hurt.
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