Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Pongo on December 02, 2003, 11:44:02 AM
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I vote for this man.
Anton Hackl (http://www.luftwaffe.cz/hackl.html)
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I vote for the red baron his brother
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Best "Carreer": Heinz "Pritzel" Bär
Best expertens: Emil Lang or Heinrich Bartels .
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How about Josef Priller? He fought the whole war in the wast and earned 100+ kills.
Or maybe Addi Glunz, he got 77 kills in the west (a few in east maybe, ill check later) and was never wounded or shot down.
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I would go with Addi Glunz,
“Addi” Glunz was never shot down or wounded in aerial combat. He was, however, wounded once on the ground when he was showered with glass from a window during an RAF bombing raid on Abbeville in April 1942
“Addi” Glunz flew a total of 574 missions, including 238 with enemy contact, in achieving 71 victories. His total includes 19 four-engined bombers. He claimed three victories over the Eastern Front. In addition to his confirmed victories he had ten unconfirmed victories, possibly as many as 15 according to some sources.
Priller knew how to bring down spitfires.
Siegfried Freytag had a helluva time with spitfires over Malta as well.
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Priller scored 6 kills after October 43!!!!
Read the guys war record. First to the last and every front with great success. That was rare.
How about this guy for an every front first to the last carreer.
Rudendorf (http://www.luftwaffe.cz/rudorffer.html)
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lol who
you mean JG2/JG54 Erich Rudorffer
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Originally posted by Batz
lol who
you mean JG2/JG54 Erich Rudorffer
oops sorry. first sentence Hackle
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Originally posted by Pongo
I vote for this man.
Anton Hackl (http://www.luftwaffe.cz/hackl.html)
hacker
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Greatest Career? Erich Hartmann....
Stayed alive and flew F86s with the West German Air Force after the war.
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How many heavies he bring down? How many different fronts he fight on? I cant consider anyone that didnt fight in the Defence of the Reich and have success to have the greatest carreer. That was the greatest test that the LW faced.
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I would say Hans "Assi" Hahn (http://www.luftwaffe.cz/hahn.html) but I'm biased having met him when I was a child :)
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what about that rudel guy, the stuka fanatic?
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Good career for sure. But I am most interested in the guys that flew on all fronts and had success.
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Originally posted by Pongo
Good career for sure. But I am most interested in the guys that flew on all fronts and had success.
Heinz Baer then.. East, West, Tunis and an ace in the me 262. Died in a light arcraft crash in the fifities...
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Günther Rall. While most of his victories are from the eastern front, he has served in the western front too.
More info:
http://www.virtualpilots.fi/feature/photoreports/guntherrall2003/
http://www.luftwaffe.cz/rall.html
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Hartmann shot down a single digit # of mustangs.
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Best career - gunter rall - General if the
GAF after the war - and is still living !!!