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DivePartner1
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Sorry, but not even close.
While the guy from Duluth was the top scoring American, he doesn't even make the top 100. The Americans didn't get a fraction of the air time the Germans did. The Germans had 107 aces with 100 or more confirmed kills.
They include:
Hannes Gentzen: first to exceed Richtofen's 80 kills
Werner Moelder: first to score 100 kills
Herbert Rollwage: most bombers, daytime--44 of 102.
Heinz Schauder: most bomber kills, nightime, 121
Hans-Joachim Marseilles: most kills on Western front--102
Erich Hartman: 352 confirmed kills--mostly Eastern Front
Heinz Baer had 16 kills in a Me 262 before dying in one.
Schauder's plane is in the Imperial War Museum in London.
I Like it...
Q: what was the deepest manned submersion?
Jeff
Q: what was the deepest manned submersion?
Jeff
A: deepest manned submersibles
Q: Why isn't decompression required after returning from one of these great descents?
Q: Why isn't decompression required after returning from one of these great descents?
The submersibles are rigid containers (submarines also) keeping the occupants at one atmosphere unless the hull is damaged...
I was really looking for someone to answer the Triest, holding the record for over thirty years. The Japanese beat the record by several feet more recently...
Q: What was the depth achieved during the record breaking dive?
Jeff L
I was really looking for someone to answer the Triest, holding the record for over thirty years. The Japanese beat the record by several feet more recently...
Q: What was the depth achieved during the record breaking dive?
Jeff L
frogxman
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Amanda once bubbled...
No one said anything about my new avatar.
;-0
Boohoooooooo
Do you like it ???
This is nice avatar. Quite a misterious one. Does it reflect your personality more than a previous one?
*sigh*, I got used to the snowman. I liked it(you?
)When I will get mine???
frogxman once bubbled...
This is nice avatar. Quite a misterious one. Does it reflect your personality more than a previous one?
*sigh*, I got used to the snowman. I liked it(you?
Misterious and kinda funny - yeah, that's a good description of me !
frogxman
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The old avatar was kinda funny, the new one is a misterious one. Changing your mood? Or just growing out of that snowman?
Won't we see your jokes any more? :boom:
DennisW
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Walter's question was:
"Who was the #1 American Ace of WWI?"
Not, who was the highest scoring Ace of WWI?
Your answer is incorrect.
Sorry, I can't answer for Amanda, but I like her new Avatar.
Can you name 3 of the 18 members of the Mustang (Ford) Hall of Fame?
"Who was the #1 American Ace of WWI?"
Not, who was the highest scoring Ace of WWI?
Your answer is incorrect.
Sorry, I can't answer for Amanda, but I like her new Avatar.
Can you name 3 of the 18 members of the Mustang (Ford) Hall of Fame?
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