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Ritterkreuzträger Profile 16: Adolf Glunz. Der wahrscheinlich einzige dt. Jagdflieger, der nicht vom Feind im Luftkampf abgeschossen wurde
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German Fighters which achieved kills on more than 5 four engined bombers were designates as "four mot aces". Adolf Glunz with his 20 bomber kills was one of them. Belonging to the famous Fighter Wing JG 26 "Schlageter" he received his knights cross as non commissioned officer. Later on as officer he was awarded the "Eichenlaub". Although flying sorties up the the final end he was never shot down by the enemy.
Throughout illustrated with b/w pictures (also some sepia pictures), 5 original color pictures, one emblem as well as 4 a bit fuzzy color profiles.

Author(s): Ralf Schumann
Publisher: Unitec
Pages: 48
Language: German
Edition: 1
Year of publication: 2017
Dimensions: 29,7 x 21 cm
Binding: Softcover
Weight: 0.30 kg

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