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Army & Navy: Aces
Last week these fighter pilots made this news:
Lieut. Colonel Francis Gabreslc (ne Gabrysewski), who took on an extra mission over Germany July 20 in a try for his 29th German plane, was reported a prisoner of war, after a hair-raising forced landing in enemy territory.
Major Richard Ira Bong, who shot down 27 Jap planes in the Southwest Pacific, passed through Salt Lake City on a commercial airliner, complained that he could not sleep. Reason: he was airsick.
Lieut. Alex Vraciu, top Navy ace (19 planes), was married in East Chicago, Ind. to 21-year-old Kathryn Horn.
Lieut. Barmann of the Luftwaffe became the hero of the biggest air-whopper of the war. Said Radio Berlin: he had shot down eleven planes in one day on the Russian front, run his total score to 301.
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