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7th June 2006, 16:07
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Re: Hungarian Ground Attack Squadrons
bearoutwest,
I don't want to disappoint you, but this story is wrong in all of its important elements (name, areas, type, etc). I know the name of all of the Hungarian Ground Attack pilots (and knew personally most of the survivors as well). Don know any name which sounds only similar to this. There were no Hungarian Bf 109E operational units (and even training units as well, Hungarians used German Emils of the German schools during the Bf 109 re-training). Not a single Hungarian combatant unit stationed at Austria and flew sorties from there till the end of the war. There were no wounded Hungarian fighter pilot against US planes with this name as well. It is possible, that he flew at the Luftwaffe, instead of the Hungarian Air Force? Or the whole story is just a tale? 
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