The official AHF USA quiz thread
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M-36 Tank Destroyer.
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You are of course correct. The question is yours.
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What 's his name ?
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John Cantius Garand (January 1, 1888 – February 16, 1974)
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All right ! Your turn,please.
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What might be this gent's claim to fame?
Extra credit - where did he later serve?
Extra credit - where did he later serve?
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Hollis Hills. Flying with RCAF shot down a FW 190 during Dieppe Raid in Aug 1942 while flying a Mustang I, first kill by P-51 series aircraft. Later flew with USN, VF-32 off USS Langley (CVL-27). Scored 3 kills over Truk on April 29, 1944.
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Absolutely correct, Jack, and the extra credit, too.
Looks like your turn! Happy New Year!
Looks like your turn! Happy New Year!
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Thank You and Happy New Year to You!
What was the US Army Air Force Fighter Group with the highest total of air-to-air "kills" in World war II.
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What was the US Army Air Force Fighter Group with the highest total of air-to-air "kills" in World war II.
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4th Fighter Group
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Sorry, No. Remember, air-to-air kills. You have one numeral correct, but need to be on the other side of the globe.
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Since no one has gotten it, I'll give it another go. The answer has to be the 49th Fighter Group, which beat out the ETO champion 56th Fighter Group by 1 victory--678 to 677.
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Dear Big G,Galahad wrote:Since no one has gotten it, I'll give it another go. The answer has to be the 49th Fighter Group, which beat out the ETO champion 56th Fighter Group by 1 victory--678 to 677.
Was old "eight behind"in that group?
Strike Swiftly,
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Anyone willing to post a new question to get this moving again?
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Well I'll take it.
Which gangster collaborated one time with the U.S. government ?
Which gangster collaborated one time with the U.S. government ?
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