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14th June 2010, 23:15
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Re: Did Adolf Galland down B-17 "Struggle Buggy" on April 21, 1945
I agree with the conjecture. I think Sulzbach is near Frankfurt-am-Main, whereas Galland seemed to claim near Munich. I do have his full abschusse list, the first ninety-four are absolutely accurate, nowever the last seven with the jet would be slightly open to question, he had a couple of unconfirmed heavy bombers also one in 1943 and another in 1944:-
Nr 95 3rd April 1945 P-38 Nr 96 5th April 1945 B-24 Nr 97-98 16th April 1945 2x B-26 Nr 99 21st Apil 1945 B-17 near Munich Nr 100-101 26th April 1945 2x B-26 near Munich Regards Johannes 
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