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Re: Bueligens P-38 kills, disputed
Having worked in the USA for a German owned and managed company , the German expatriate with an "ü" in his name used the "ue" in all English documents and correspondence while he lived here. That was his choice as he was the boss. For that reason, it might not seem improper to use the anglicized version in what is an English language board and please, don't shout Artur, it hurts my PC ears.
Best Regards,
Artie Bob (aka. Arthur-Artur when in Deutschland or Österreich)
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