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Old 7th January 2025, 09:22
Edward L. Hsiao Edward L. Hsiao is offline
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Post Re: Ex-Luftwaffe pilots in French Military Aviation After WWII

Gentlemen,

There were quite a few Luftwaffe pilot veterans that were in the German BND (German Secret Service) and sometimes became advisers to the air forces of the poor countries of the world.

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Old 11th January 2025, 07:39
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Re: Ex-Luftwaffe pilots in French Military Aviation After WWII

Oberst Gerhard Kahntz of Germany was the first commander of the Nigerian Air Force.

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Old 28th January 2025, 10:20
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Re: Ex-Luftwaffe pilots in French Military Aviation After WWII

There were reports of Luftwaffe pilot veterans serving with the Royal Egyptian Force during the Arab-Israeli war in 1948.

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Old 6th February 2025, 07:27
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Question Re: Ex-Luftwaffe pilots in French Military Aviation After WWII

Gentlemen,do you have any names of German Luftwaffe pilot veterans that flew and fought for the Egyptian Air Force? They would have flown Spitfire fighter planes or Gloster Meteor jet fighters.

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Old 21st February 2025, 03:31
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Re: Ex-Luftwaffe pilots in French Military Aviation After WWII

I think you are adding a little bit of confusion, putting various subjects into one topic.
Anyway, there was no need for flying personnel in Allied air forces, as they had just enough of their own. Exception were exile airmen from Czechslovakia, Poland or Yugoslavia, who mostly served in the RAF. Nonetheless emerging air forces of so called third world could employ them. Still, I have not heard of any Germans in REAF.
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