Were was Horst Carganico born? - Page 2 - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

VtwinVince · #11 3rd September 2010, 21:17

Breslau was a German city at that time, as was Danzig. Merely changing names and moving borders does not change that. Similarly, you can call Koenigsberg Kaliningrad until the cows come home, but I'll still call it by its real name.

Nick Beale · #12 3rd September 2010, 22:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter S

Not yours, of course. That's why you don't care about basic details.

Errrr, pardon? Why the sniping?

RT · #13 3rd September 2010, 22:27

Was Carganico of Italian extraction, seems reading names of the crews , many "klingen" italian, not less than french names, our infamous Huguenots

Remi

Maciej Góralczyk · #14 20th September 2010, 15:38

Gentlemen,

does someone know the dates of his 50th and 51th victories?

Best regards,
MG

markjsheppard · #15 20th September 2010, 23:22

Between 22nd July and 12th August 1943. 22nd July was when he lost Bf109 F-4 10256 and 12th Aug was when 10132 was lost. There are pictures of 10132 returning from a sorties on his 50th Victory but no definite date.

regards

Mark

Ps 10132 survives in Canada.

http://109lair.hobbyvista.com/walkar...0132/10132.htm

John Beaman · #16 21st September 2010, 02:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter S

Not yours, of course. That's why you don't care about basic details.

Peter, cool it. This has no place in this thread.

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