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Old 20th January 2014, 20:24
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Who was the pilot? JG5/JG77?

Hi guys

On the internet is a photograph of the scoreboard of a Bf109 or Bf110 pilot (possibly Max Franzisket ?) who claimed at least six victories, plus a Russian MTB, as follows:

30/7/41 two British

14/9/43 two Soviet twin-engined

13/10/43 Soviet twin-engined

22/12/41 Soviet MTB 'Bali'

26/5/44 Soviet twin-engined

Any ideas?

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Brian

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