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Ganze Männer. Leben und Erleben der deutschen Fallschirmjäger "door Hauptman Piehl" "uitgegeven door Verlaghaus Bong & Co Leipzig/München/Berlin" scan van de voorpagina

AMERICAN AIR ACE ON LEAVE HAS DINNER WITH HIS FAMILY. Captain Richard I. Bong (in uniform), a U.S. Army fighter pilot who downed 27 Japanese planes in combat in the Southwest Pacific, and his family gather around the dinner table in their home in the Midwestern U.S. State of Wisconsin. This picture was taken while the 23-year-old ace was on leave before he set the new American record for planes destroyed ...

U.S. Air ace returns to Washington. U.S. General Henry H. Arnold (left), commander of the U.S. Army Air Forces, walks down the steps of the Pentagon Buildings of the U.S. War Department in Washington, the U.S. capital, with Captain Richard I. Bong, the leading American air ace in the Southwest Pacific. Major Bong shot down 27 Japanese planes, in combat.

American Air Ace in his hometown. Captain Richard Ira Bong (in uniform), who shot down 27 Japanese planes in combat in the Southwest Pacific, perches on the counter of a country store in his hometown in the Midwestern U.S. State of Wisconsin, as he tells the neighbours he has known for almost all of his 23 years about his flying experiences.

deel 9. Assault on Fortress Europe deel 10. Closing the Ring. ASSAULT ON FORTRESS EUROPE De geallieerden gaan in de aanval wanneer het tij keert tegen de As-mogendheden in het Middenlandse-zeegebied en Europa. Het oorlogsgeweld in de lucht eist een enorme tol zowel van offensieve als van defensieve kant, maar de onderbemande en overbewapende Luftwaffe is verslagen CLOSING THE RING De dapperheid en ...

Proclamatie van de waarnemend burgemeester van Aalten, I.A. de Moor, met de tekst dat twaalf personen (Bongen, ten Dam, Duenk, Dijkman, Esselink, Heersink, te Bokkel, Houwers, Papiermole, Wikkerink, Heersink en Lubberding) als gijzelaars zijn vastgezet nadat onvoldoende mensen zich hebben gemeld voor arbeidsinzet in Zevenaar. Op last van het S.S. commando in Zevenaar, 18 oktober 1944.

TOP U.S. FIGHTER PILOT IN EUROPE. Captain Robert S. Johnson of the U.S. Army Air Forces, carried on the shoulders of fellow American fighter pilots at a base in England, shot down his 26th and 27th German planes on May 3, 1944, to become the No. 1 U.S. fighter pilot in the European Theater of Operations. His record of 27 enemy planes downed in combat equals that of Major Richard I. Bong, the No. 1 ...