Eighty-One Aces of the 4th Fighter Group

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Eighty-One Aces of the 4th Fighter GroupThe 4th Fighter Group, armed with P 51s and aggressive, seasoned pilots, battled the Luftwaffe in the air and on the ground, achieving an impressive score of 1,016 German planes destroyed, the highest score of all Allied Groups. Instrumental in achieving this record were eighty one pilots who became aces and men whose stories are the subject of this book. Their accounts go beyond the battles and individual victories to give a glimpse of their original

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