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Old 6th October 2008, 17:18
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Re: Gabreski shot down in Korea

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That's why I ask this subject on forum. So- is the Gabreski shoot down at all or not?
No, not in Korea. As you probably know, during WWII (1944) his propeller struck the ground during a strafing run, he crashlanded his a/c and was captured by the Germans.

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