The Mystery of Karaya

[Masherbrum]

Originally posted by parin
What does Karaya mean? I always thought it was slang for sweetheart.

"slang"?     HUGE difference between DEFINITION and "slang".    But then again, ask someone from the 9/JG52 Karayastaffel.    

Hermann Graf's and Alfred Grislawski's 9. "Karayastaffel"/JG 52 developed into the most successful Jagdstaffel of the entire war. At the same time, the "Karaya-men" were notorious for their lacking discipline.  

Come on FANBOI's!!!!   Especially you parin, I know ABSOLUTELY nothing about Hartmann.   Hartmann was NOT the only 9/JG52 to have that call sign either.


Since you threw the gauntlet, try this.  

Gauntlet

[Wilbus]

GHOSTH!!!

Yeah Bro I've had a flyable connect for some months now (3?).

Send you a mail bro but maybe it never got through

Great hearing from you again! Cu in the arena soon again I hope!

[parin]

Thanks all. I have read ”The Blonde Knight Of Germany” and was pretty sure I knew what it meant. However, it is nice to have verification of the meaning from others.


So "Karayastaffel" is "sweetheart squad."


Hey Schatzi I dont think you want to be the sweetheard for AH.



joe

[Masherbrum]

Originally posted by parin
Thanks all. I have read �The Blonde Knight Of Germany� and was pretty sure I knew what it meant. However, it is nice to have verification of the meaning from others.


So "Karayastaffel" is "sweetheart squad.

You verified the slang now go hump someone else's ankle.