Adolf Galland Quotes

Adolf Galland

Adolf Galland was a German fighter ace and commander of the German fighter forces during the Second World War. He was initially a fighter pilot who flew a total of 705 combat missions during the war, successfully shooting down more than 100 British and American aircraft for a total of 104 enemy aircraft. He was considered one of the top aces of World War II, earned the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords, and was appointed to General of Fighter Pilots following his promotion to Generalmajor in May 1944. After the war, he worked in several aviation-related industries, most notably with the Argentine and West German air forces. He was a popular figure in Argentina and Germany, and his autobiography and memoir, The First and the Last, became a best-seller.

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