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Galland hands down. No contest.
"Individual victories in the air should be subordinate to the overall success of the group....The most important principle is to ensure that those under you feel that their commander understands their worries; that the commander can be approached by anyone in the group; that what he demands of the group is necessary, and that you would never demand of them more that what you are willing to demand of yourself."
Adolf Galland, January 1943.
"Individual victories in the air should be subordinate to the overall success of the group....The most important principle is to ensure that those under you feel that their commander understands their worries; that the commander can be approached by anyone in the group; that what he demands of the group is necessary, and that you would never demand of them more that what you are willing to demand of yourself."
Adolf Galland, January 1943.
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Best (favorite) LW Ace
For me it is Steinhoff and Rall. Steinhoff mostly because of his excellent writing and Rall because I have seen him live talking about his experiences.
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Count Krup.....
An excellent choice Mark !
The count got 197 kills, 1 US bomber, 27 kills in the west. Quite successful flying bf 109G-6's against US fighters during 1944, replacing Günther Rall as Gruppenkommandeur of II./JG 11 after Günther was severely wounded in action with P-47's. Günther losing a thumb in the ensuing battle. The count was a very brave and courteous man......
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The count got 197 kills, 1 US bomber, 27 kills in the west. Quite successful flying bf 109G-6's against US fighters during 1944, replacing Günther Rall as Gruppenkommandeur of II./JG 11 after Günther was severely wounded in action with P-47's. Günther losing a thumb in the ensuing battle. The count was a very brave and courteous man......
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