Gottfried Dulias

[markchrisfrank]

any more news about this chap ?

Cheers

Mark

[FalkeEins]

yes indeed ...he's finally made it into Virgil O'Neill's latest Luftwaffe Aces list ..check this "excellent" profile of his 109 complete with rudder kill markings.....you can actually buy prints of this ...

http://www.virg.vcn.com/Luftwaffe_Aces/509.htm

[ChrisS]

Some people believe in Santa.....really

[David N]

On the Virgil O'Neill list, Dulias is listed between Marseille and Hartman.

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by David N

On the Virgil O'Neill list, Dulias is listed between Marseille and Hartman.

But lower than Biggles I hope!

[Andy Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Nick Beale

But lower than Biggles I hope!

You've hit the right note there Nick, but please don't forget Algy and Ginger!

[stephen f. polyak]

Look here: http://www.virg.vcn.com/Luftwaffe_Aces/509.htm

I'd like to see what's on the Dulis "fact sheet" and the picture of “his” airplane that this profile is based on. If he's not been truthful, it's sad to think that this artwork will add credibility to the deception.

[Brian Bines]

Is 'Dulias' a German surname or is it a pseudonym from DUal aLIAS, at 82 yrs. old the man is likely to have seen some military service if he was in Germany in the war period.

[edwest]

I'm not one for names of Luftwaffe officers but I've seen other German officers from the period with distinctly Polish (Prussian?) surnames.

So, does the consensus say he was really in the Lufwaffe or not?



Regards,
Ed

[David Ransome]

Hi Ed,

Concensus appears to be that yes, he was in the Luftwaffe, but no to his claims as to what he was/did certainly post mid-44. Any corrections welcome!

Regards, and all the best for Christmas and the New Year!

David