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Old 7th March 2020, 00:15
Edward L. Hsiao Edward L. Hsiao is offline
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Re: WW II aces in the DDR-luftwaffe?

Oops. I mean WWII-Luftwaffe airmen. Too bad there were no memoirs of these East German Air Force Pilots who use to served in the WWII Luftwaffe.

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