Adolph Galland would get my vote..
Q: Who was the best WWII German fighter ace? A: There were a lot of them. Took us a while to get our AF together but once we did....
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Sir, off topic, did you ever ponder doing, for ex, the Indy 500 as a one off thing. Thank you.
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Been there. Done that. Victoria got the t-shirt I think. I did the pace car twice, led the pace car once, and did a fly by.
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I'd say its a tossup between Gunther Rall, and Adolf Galland.
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Hans joachim marseille. Thats what most of the other big luftwaffe names happily admitted.
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Hartmann without a doubt. Never lost a wingman.
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I don't begrudge any soldier doing their duty for their country. It's the politicians who make the decisions.
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The finnish ace Eino Ilmari "Illu" juutilainen is considered to be the best non-German ace whit 97 confirmed shoot downs.
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Yes, logically. It’s a matter of numbers. It was impossible for Germany to sustain the size of an AF, and the number of aces and planes as large as those built up by US + UK + Canada + AU + USSR + Many others!
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