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Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
Hello all
Yes, Michael, that would be a very interesting article to read! Perhaps you would be able to upload it to a file sharing site such as https://easyupload.io/ or https://wetransfer.com/ and post the link in the thread? I am also aware of Oberstleutnant Alexander von Winterfeldt, Leutnant Hans Krug, Generalmajor Otto Höhne, Oberst Harry von Bülow-Bothkamp and Oberst Paul Strähle being aces in World War I and later serving in operational units in World War II. Horrido! Leo |
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
Good morning Leo,
I'm interested in these guys, too. I've sent you an eMail with the article attached. Sincerely, Michael |
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
Osterkamp would have the highest combined total, if I'm not mistaken.
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
Yes, 32+6 according to older sources.
But 29+2 according to Johannes Mathews. I'm curious what Lance Bronnentkant will find out. |
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
Of all the pilots who scored in both wars, Osterkamp hast the highest combined total. The second rank would be occupied by Harry von Bülow-Bothkamp but only if his 18 WW2 kills are more than a hoax. Does anybody of you know more about that ?
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
AFAIK the Bothkamp total is completely spurious. Which would put Mix as the next highest, followed by von Winterfelt. I also have Alfred Mueller, Gerhard Hubrich, Alfred Helm, Friedrich Vollbracht and Dr. Albrecht Ochs on my list.
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
Good evening VtwinVince,
Alfred Müller is supposed to have scored three kills in WW1. But I found only the dates of two so far: 5,3.17 25,3.17 Can you tell me the third ? Have a good Thursday, sincerely, Michael |
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
I don't have that missing info, perhaps someone over at the 'drome can help. I'm more familiar with Mueller's activities with JG3, as my uncle was also with his staffel in France.
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
Good evening Vince,
that's cool. I've made a list of those who scored in both World Wars and compiled how the different sources agree or disagree. I also determined the age of the pilots, and the year of the first and last kill. The list includes:
Cheers, Michael |
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Re: Alfred Lindenberger - 28 September 1944
According to my list, Major Helm had three claims in WW1. Interestingly, I have Mueller with two claims in WW1.
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