Salute! to JG2

[gatt]

Yesterday evening (GMT+1) Rook's 1° and 4° Stormo Caccia clashed with Knight's JG2 around F5 and F2.

It was a tuff fight with Macchi C.205's against Bf109G-(10?)'s and some RAF-USAAF irons. From 28K to the deck.

Hat off to you guys, its a pleasure to watch how you master your 109G's  

Gatt
4°Stormo CT
   

[Saintaw]

CC, flying target was there for a while as well  

<S!>

PS : La tua signatura mi piacce molto !
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Saw/Saintaw
KNIGHT'S FINEST FLYING BRICK
 
JG2 "Richthofen"
"Firepower Mate, that is what separates the men from the boys..."

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[JENG]

Hats off to the Italian fightersquadrons... You guys are realy stubborn wave after wave after wave...    

big S to all of you specially , Gatt, Visconti, Ariete, etc

PS: Like saw said, your signature is indeed pleasing for the eye    

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BEE
'Nemo Impune Lacessit'
   
JG2 "Richthofen"

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[gatt]

My signature is the original one from 97a Squadriglia, 9° Gruppo, 4°Stormo CT. Usually they painted it on their Macchi's and Fiat vertical stabs.

Moreover, some 10 years ago I had an HO with a red(!) car (I was walking). My left knee has been almost rebuilt, using about 250 internal stitches, 45 external steel clips and one titanium bolt. An iron leg ("gamba di ferro") is indeed appropriate  

Gatt
4°Stormo CT
 

[Dinger]

It was a gas.
Still, the fondest memory for me was Hristo's taunt: "You haven't even seen my no-throttle rope-a-dope yet."
So, I decide to follow him up.
I did manage to RTB what was left  

Dinger
4^ Stormo Caccia